Power Bubbles Aerator
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Increase the capacity of up to 2 livewells by saturating the water with oxygen from this quiet, powerful 12V air pump. Operates on only 1/4 amp. Can be easily wired directly to boat panel. Most effective when used with a water renewal system. Complete kit includes pump with 6' power cord and copper battery clips, 10' airline tubing, anti-siphon valves, and large air stones. Made in USA.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Laredwil Bass Boat livewell- cheap insurance
I installed this product in my previous and current bass boat for tournament fishing. This practically replaces the need to use noisy recirculation pumps.
mount the pump in the rear compartment, run lines into each livewell tank through tube holes drilled at the top letting rocks rest on the bottom of livewells. Turn it on when you get to the lake andforget about it- fish won't die. Very low power draw, almost no noise box says 36 gal capacity.making it suitable for nearly all livewell applications..Best improvement i've done with anylivewill in my life.. .
January 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by dbare Good Product
Good Product, Somewhat cumbersome to use. Clip is quite flemsy and needs longer wires, simple fixes though. Has EXCELLENT aeration output kept 1 1/2 lbs of crappie minnows alive on 90+ degree day for many hours.
August 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by dackshunter Keep alive
Recommend you get a delay switch vs running this thing constantly. If you run it constantly, after 8 or so hours it will probably drain a group 34 120RC battery enough that you can't start your motor with it. BUT... Using this your fish will come out of the livewell much livelier than when they go in. They are crazy when you pull them out after running this bubbler! So, if you wanta keep your fish from dyeing, this will do it for sure. Run it with a livewell timer and it's all good!
May 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by huntingandfishingguy awesome
i need this to areate my baitwells so this was my solutuion works great i would only recremend them to waterproof it and add a timer to it
October 21, 2011
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I ran this aerator in a 46 qt cooler with no problems. Kept minnows lively.A:Â
Just a guess but I'd say it depends how often you run it. My experience I'd bet it would do 50 gallons easy with only one of the bubble stones if you were running it continuously. 20gal on one of of those 30sec/5min livewell timers should be more than fine. It works great.1 year, 1 month ago
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im making a live well for my boat and was going to use this product for it and was wondering should i just put lake water in my live well or put lake water and some ice to keep the water coldAnswers
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I put lake water and a couple frozen water bottles in when it gets really hot. Works well for me.A:Â
Lake water is fine. If your water is in the 90's, it wouldn't hurt to put ice in to slow their metabolism. Just watch out for ice with chlorine in it!1 year, 1 month ago
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There may be two theories to this. Lake water will work fine with this areator. This is really meant to be used with a bait tank (a lot of individuals will use them in conjunction with a 5 gallon bucket for minnows or crawfish). If you are using this to create a large livewell for your catch, you may want to look at larger air sources. Also, colder wtaer does tend to carry more dissolved oxygen than warmer water, so the use of ice in conjuction should help in improving oxygen levels. Just be sure not to use so much that you stun your bait or catch.1 of 1
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