This Pump as you saw will work on tanks as deep as 24 inches. So 55 gallon tanks 125 , and 75 gallon standard dimension tanks are all within range of what this pump can handle. So long as what you are running is a sponge filter your fish will be fine, if your attempting to aerate to save your fish….. i would get something bigger.
Here is a link to the Pump at walmart also check Academy for the same price everywhere else is 7+ $ for the small pump
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Baby-Bubbles/37825661
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Great video Kyle!
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Can I have the small aerator please
Thanks for this video. I have been meaning to buy a battery powered air pump and I will be looking for one of these.
Hi, I am very new to fish keeping and I am wondering what air pumps and filters do?
I wonder if those baby bubbles would run off those solar cells you can get.
nice
Always need to have these on hand living in Florida, especially during hurricane season.
Thanks Kyle, very helpful.
You have to look at the runtime on these in tanks. The big one showed 44 hrs and the smaller one showed 22 hrs at 0 depth (no water). These are mainly for 5 gal buckets or small coolers. The runtime will be the factor with the depth of the tank is what they are talking about on the back side of the package. In other words, as the water depth and physical resistance of the air pressure to produce the bubbles increases it will make the batteries run at maximum or to an unknown minimum time. These are still great little pumps. (In a ten gal tank, I changed my 2 D batteries three times in six days.)
thanks
thanks for sharing
u just saved me some money, was about to buy a subpar pump cause it used 1 double a battery compared to the gigantic d batteries. ill just get the baby bubble instead!
thanks
Cool tip
Wasn’t this on your last video??
Bought 1 at Wal-Mart yesterday need a few more
Groovy system for emergency situations – thanks for the upload.
The difference in flow between the small pump and larger pump was negligible so given the cost difference and cost of batteries I’d go for the smaller one.