Laguna-Belüftungsset für Teiche

Name: Laguna-Belüftungsset für Teiche
Brand: Laguna
SKU: 0015561216302
Price: 93.51 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Laguna

3.6/5

€
93.51

Das Laguna-Belüftungsset verbessert die Teichwasserqualität das ganze Jahr über. Es verhindert, dass die Teichoberflächen im Winter vollständig zufrieren, und ermöglicht den ordnungsgemäßen Sauerstoff- und Gasaustausch, der für das Überleben der Fische erforderlich ist. Das Belüftungsset erhöht den Sauerstoffgehalt in Wassergärten und Teichen und ist für Teiche jeder Größe von Vorteil. Das Laguna-Belüftungsset umfasst eine leistungsstarke Belüftungspumpe, einen winterfesten 30-Zoll-Luftschlauch, einen Luftverteiler und einen Schwimmer aus hochdichtem Styropor zum Einstellen der Tiefe des Ausströmersteins. Es ist ein großartiges Set, um Ihren Teich und Ihre Fische während der Wintermonate zu pflegen.

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EAN: 0015561216302

Kategorien Patio, Rasen & Garten, Außendekoration, Wassergärten & Teiche, Pumpen & Umwälzung, Pumps,

Geeignet für Teiche jeder Größe. Beinhaltet eine leistungsstarke Belüftungspumpe, 30 Fuß wintersichere Luftschläuche, einen Ausströmerstein und einen hochdichten Styroporschwimmer zum Einstellen der Ausströmersteintiefe. Hilft, Fische am Leben und gesund zu halten. Ermöglicht einen ordnungsgemäßen Austausch von Sauerstoff und Gasen. Verbessert die Wasserqualität in den Wintermonaten; Verhindert das völlige Gefrieren des Teichwassers.

Country of Origin	China
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	PT1630
Manufacturer	Rolf C. Hagen (USA) Corp.
Product Dimensions	8 x 9 x 5.3 inches; 3.15 Pounds

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Scritto da: JustSaying

I love this pump, and so do the fish!

This pump has been supplying aeration to a 5'x10' outdoor pond for about a year including one winter. The pump includes a 20' hose, one air stone, and a float that wraps onto the hose to suspend the air stone at a specific depth. The float is an ugly white distraction, but the float should be used if your pond is more than about 3 feet deep, otherwise the pump will be working too hard and may burn out prematurely. If you use the float, you may want to tie a weight to the air stone, with the weight able to reach the pond bottom, otherwise the wind will blow the float around. Our pond is only about 30" deep. With the air stone resting on the pond floor, it emits a steady stream of bubbles about 18-24" across when it breaks the surface, with the motor at about 3/4 speed. I put the pump in a small plastic shoebox with a lid, with a small hole cut in the side of the box for the power cord and tubing to pass through. It's important that air "leaks" into the box, remember it's pumping air which must be freely available. If your pump is at or below water level you must use a back flow preventer, or your pump could get damaged during a power outage. A back flow preventer will reduce the air flow rate. The pump is quiet, although there is a small hum which can be heard up to several feet away on a quiet day. According to the package, the pump uses only 35W (that's less power than a small incandescent light bulb). Even though it's low power, it's much more effective at aerating the water than a fountain or a waterfall, which typically can have motors up to a few HP (each HP is 750W). Our pond is in northeast New Jersey and has a dozen common goldfish. The fish love the bubbles, they often hover inside the plume before zooming off to another part of the pond. In winter the aerator maintained a hole in the ice until temperatures became subzero, but even if the hole became closed the important thing was that the air was still pumping under the ice. The aeration keeps the water "oxygenated" and prevents toxic gases from building up under the ice (due to decaying vegetation, fish feces, etc.). The fish hibernate in the deepest part of the pond below the air stone level, where they can rest without disturbance. As the water gets cold, they move slowly and stop eating. During the warm months we feed them daily with dried fish flakes from the pet store. After a power blackout, the airflow had dropped noticeably due to pond slime on the air stone, but the slime can easily be removed using a soft brush. Make sure the pump is running when you scrub so you're not pushing slime into the small holes in the air stone, and after scrubbing the airflow should immediately recover back to normal.

Scritto da: Julie Bakke

Still going strong after 2 years of 24/7 use!

Bought this for my 1500 gallon, 16" deep goldfish pond to keep my fish alive during our Wisconsin winters. I set it up outside in a small Styrofoam cooler for protection from the elements. I soon found that the air stone was way too small for my needs so I purchased a bigger one, but it would be fine for an aquarium. The pump is so quiet I must periodically check it in the winter when the pond is iced over to know it's working. This pump will keep your pond open until a hard freeze and continue to circulate the water under the ice which is really all the fish need. Keeping a pond with critters is one big science experiment from which I learn each passing year. My first winter with fish was really cold and the pond froze up to 12" deep for several months. Ran my Pond Boss 1300 gph waterfall pump with this aerator until it died, after which I spent many obsessive hours attempting to keep a hole open & wishing I'd brought them inside. Much to my amazement I only lost 2 of my 25 fish. Those that died were large Shubunkins that either couldn't go that long without food or are not as hardy as other goldfish species. This past winter I ran a low 500 gph fountain pump with this air pump and did not keep a hole open in the ice and all 30 of my fish survived. The waterfall pump I referred to dying earlier also came back to life in spring and gave me another season! That Pond Boss pump was a workhorse running 24/7 for 6 years and now I can't even find one. Long story short...protect this pump from the elements and you winter fish keepers will not have to worry. Don't pay insane electric bills to use a heater or de-icer that can only be used in winter. Get bang for your buck with year round use of this air pump/aerator! I hope my review and experience helps relieve some anxiety for new pond goldfish keepers. I cannot speak for my goldfishes' more expensive and less hardy cousins the Koi however and would tread lightly with them in harsh winter conditions. Happy ponding to all!

Scritto da: RGA

Good product

Webbs water gardens has good products. Again, I am happy with my purchase.