Marina Air Pump For Aquariums

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Quiet-running air pump with powerful airflow and single output
Creates rich, oxygenated water for your finned friends
For use with air-driven aquarium accessories like air stone, air curtains, and ornaments
Ideal for all sizes of aquariums, just pick the model that corresponds to the size of your tank in gallons
Requires no regular internal maintenance, has a sound-dampening pump cover, and rubber feet to lessen vibration and noise

The Marina Air Pump for Aquariums is a quiet-running pump that delivers reliable performance. This powerful pump is equipped with a sound-dampening pump cover and soft rubber feet to minimize vibration and noise. It produces a powerful airflow with a single output that increases water movement and turbulence to produce rich oxygenated water in your aquarium. The Marina Air Pump can also be used to operate air-driven accessories like air stones, air curtains and air-actuated ornaments.

Specifications

Item Number	101212
Tank Size	11 to 20 Gallons
Aquarium Type	Freshwater, Saltwater
Season	N/A
Fish Type	Tropical Freshwater, Betta, Cichlid, Goldfish, Marine Fish
Reptile Type	Painted Turtle, Aquatic Turtle, Map Turtle, Red-Eared Slider Turtle, African Dwarf Frog, Frog, Newt, Salamander, Axolotl

California residents:

The air pump should be installed by following either of the two recommended methods:

Place the air pump on a surface lower than the water level of the aquarium. To avoid damage from accidentally spilled water, do not place the air pump directly below the aquarium. Important: It is highly recommended to always use a Check Valve (sold separately) in the airline between the air pump and the aquarium. The Check Valve will help prevent water from siphoning out of the aquarium through the air hose and into the pump in the event of a power failure, or when removing filters and other air-driven accessories from the aquarium.
Place the air pump on a surface higher than the water level, such as a shelf. The surface should be at least 12 inches (30 cm) higher than the water level of the aquarium, but not be positioned directly above the aquarium. The surface should have a raised edge to prevent the air pump from sliding off. Use a Check Valve (sold separately) in the airline between the air pump and the aquarium to prevent back-siphoning.