• 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics
  • 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics
  • 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics
  • 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics
  • 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics
  • 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics
  • 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics
  • 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics
  • 2 PCS Wooden Aquarium Air Stones - Natural Wood Bubbler Stones For Fish Tanks, Ponds & Hydroponics

Product Details

Web ID: 1001096
Give your aquarium or pond a natural boost with these wooden air stones! This pack comes with two small diffusers, each about 4.2 cm (1.7 inches) long. They're made from real wood, which gives them a cool, rustic look and helps create super fine, uniform bubbles when hooked up to an air pump.

The tiny bubbles are great because they dissolve oxygen into the water more efficiently than big bubbles, which is better for your fish, plants, or hydroponic setup. The porous wood also helps filter out some small particles from the water, keeping things a bit clearer. Just make sure to pair them with an air pump that's 5W or less—too much power can blow them apart or make them wear out faster.

They work in both freshwater and saltwater tanks. Over time, the wood will naturally break down, so it's a good idea to replace them every 2 to 3 months depending on use. Installation is easy: just connect them to your air pump tubing with a standard connector and place them at the bottom of your tank. They sink on their own. A simple, effective, and natural way to improve water circulation and oxygenation in your aquatic environment.