6 cm nano air diffuser with suction cups for aquariums
6 cm diffuser disc that makes a curtain of fine bubbles, held to the glass by two suction cups. Connects to an air pump.
€16.90 VAT not applicable (art. 293 B CGI)
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Description
The finer the bubbles, the larger their contact area with the water. This nano diffuser replaces the classic air stone with a 6 cm disc that produces a dense cloud of micro-bubbles, more discreet to look at and quieter than big bubbling.
The clear PC body sticks to the glass with two suction cups and connects to standard air-pump tubing (pump not included: our mini USB pump suits a small tank). About 7 cm tall, 100 g. Rinse the disc in clean water when the bubbles get bigger.
Good to know: a fine diffuser needs a little more pressure than a coarse stone; with a very weak pump, bubble output will be reduced. It does not filter the water, it only improves oxygenation and surface movement. Avoid placing it right under floating plants or in a betta tank, as bettas prefer calm water.
Specifications
| Disc diameter | 6 cm |
|---|---|
| Height | about 7 cm |
| Weight | 100 g |
| Material | clear PC, diffuser disc |
| Mounting | 2 suction cups |
| Connection | standard air-pump tubing (pump not included) |
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an air pump?
Yes, the diffuser only spreads the air a pump sends. It fits standard 4 mm aquarium air tubing.
How do I clean it?
When bubbles get bigger the disc is clogging: rinse it in clean water and brush gently, no soap.
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