CrystalClear PondAir 2 Complete Aeration Kit, Koi & Fish Ponds Bubbler | Whisper Quiet oxygenation system adds oxygen using outdoor aerator compressor pump, tubing & 2 submersible air stones

My 2nd bubbler. 1st one worked great, large pond & fish wanted another; they love swimming thru it. Easy set up. Long enough line to place anywhere. On the deeper end played with position of ball due to water pressure (easy to notice & adjust). These bubblers last for years. Pleased with this brand.

This is a wonderful addition to your pond ! Easy to set up -very quiet- our fish love the extra oxygen in the water!!!

Works very nice. 200 gallon pond.

Questionable durability of recent models. We have two ponds of about 1000 gallons. The oldest pond with larger surface had a cheaper no name brand 4 channel aerator, the newer smaller surface pond an AirMax 2 (purchased outside of amz). As the no name died after a couple years, and the airmax impressed, I figured, let me spend extra on another AirMax 2 (AMZ Prime). Arrived in two days. Within a couple weeks, one side stopped working. Probably a fluke. Exchanged via AMZ. New one (August 2017) does great. Now December 2017, freezing temperatures in NNE, a ThermoPond Heater and the AirMax should keep the water open. Except the side near the pond heater froze over?! Whereas the other side is open, where air bubbles come out. Can’t move the farthest line, and the thermopond cant reach the distant hole, because its short wire is encased several feet lengthwise in 5” of ice. It is 15F, thawing out a section, chipping ice figuring maybe the line compressed, reached shoulder deep in the water below 5” of ice, to retrieve the dead line, figured I could replace with a short line over the top to be sure ... the ball / airport junction cracked when I tried to gently pull the black airline off ... just great. Just fired off an email to AirMaxEco. It will be interesting to see how and how fast this will be resolved, with that one year warranty. [Edit] Great customer service. Just got a wonderful call from an AirMax representative. Most understanding. They are shipping out new air stones and a diaphragm. I was advised the air stones should only placed 2 feet below the water line (not deeper, so following thermo ponds advice of putting air stones in the deepest spot at 3 ft - 4 ft ... one shoots themselves in the foot ) ... and that even though they did fine in summer, it does increase wear on the diaphragm and they will gradually push less air. Then add in colder temperatures, perhaps some blockage due to moisture buildup in the line or compression of the air line due to ice pressure ... and the unit will look defective due to increased wear. >>> Was advised + for winter time, put the two air stones together at about 2 feet depth in proximity of the thermo-pond and use just enough air hose as needed to reduce back pressure. Let the fish be undisturbed in the deeper area. + the diaphragms are a wear item, so if one notices reduced air output ... they are available online or via their store or customer service.

Just got it and set it up. Can’t speak to durability yet but great so far. Super quiet and doing what it’s supposed to do. The video is of it on the highest level and it’s right next to it so even like 5 feet away I can barely hear it.

This cleared up the surface moss/scum that would take over our small garden pond. We installed it toward the beginning of the season and it worked immediately. For not really having a vast knowledge of keeping up with our pond this solution was an easy fix. I used to take a pool skimming net and clean it regularly. Now I don’t have to do that.

Works very well !!!

It works as advertized