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  • The Grow Greenie Aerator is a multi venturi injector nozzle to oxygenate aquariums and fish tanks without the use of air stones or air pumps, or air lines. This sump aerator utilizes low pressure so it is gentle on aquatic life.
  • Here we demonstrate two methods of setting up a multi-venturi in a sump tank. This is a great way to achieve the highest levels of dissolved oxygen. No need to use air stones or air pumps! Give the good bacteria and nitrogen cycle the high levels of dissolved oxygen that they need.
  • The Grow Greenie Aerator is a multi venturi injector nozzle to oxygenate aquariums and fish tanks without the use of air stones or air pumps, or air lines. This sump aerator utilizes low pressure so it is gentle on aquatic life.
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Grow Greenie

Aerator | Sump Tanks

Aerator | Sump Tanks

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$24.95 USD
$24.95 USD
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Size

Achieve high dissolved oxygen levels using a water pump and a compact Multi-Venturi in your sump tank. Attach to any 1/2" NPT internal water pump or connect directly off of the main return sump using a tee to split the flow. Give the good bacteria the oxygen it needs without noisy vibrating air pumps or air stones that clog and grow algae. It includes adapters for 1/2"MPT threads, 1/2"FPT threads and 1/2"MPT x PVC slip

Water pump flow rate requirements 400 GPH-800 GPH.

The higher the flow rate, the higher amount of suction and more bubbles.

Dimensions

One Size: 5.25" L by 2" W

Patent-Pending

U.S. and International Patent-Pending

Made in the USA

All of our devices are designed and made in the USA. Materials are sourced from only domestic USA manufacturers with high standards of quality and durability.

Shipping & Returns

Shipping rates are calculated at checkout. All orders are processed in 1-2 business days. We have a 30-day return policy. To start a return, you can contact us at info@growgreenie.com. We will refund the full order amount minus the shipping costs for the return. For the full Return Policy click here.

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  • No More Noisy Aquariums

    Get rid of the noisy splashing waterfalls, air pumps, airstones, or spray bars associated with oxygenating sump tanks. Use an internal water pump attached to a compact multi-venturi for an ultra-quiet oxygenator!

  • All-In-One

    There is no need for air stones and noisy vibrating air pumps that require constant maintenance and clog. The multi-venturi will help create much more water movement and create massive amounts of bubbles when attached to the outflow of your water pumps.

  • Keep the Salt Creep & Bubbles Out of the Main Tank

    With a multi-venturi setup in your sump, you will quietly raise dissolved oxygen levels without putting bubbles in your main tank.

  • Simple Aquarium Setup

    Threads onto any 1/2" MPT/FPT circulation pump. Requires a 1/8" air tubing. (Tubing is included) Or use a pvc tee to split off of the main sump pump back into the sump tank. (Preferably before a bubble trap)

The Best Oxygenator for Saltwater Tanks

Stop using airstones when you already use water pumps. Get rid of all the cluttered airlines and vibrating air pumps. Achieve much higher dissolved oxygen levels than traditional air stones or waterfalls.

Maintenance

Cleaning

Use the included cleaning brush in each venturi hole to remove any debris if it becomes clogged. A dirty canister filter will slow down the flow of bubbles.

If you hear a hissing or a whistling noise, there may be something stuck in the air tube. To clear out the air tube, use a can of compressed air and place it over the air inlet on the Aerator and blow out any debris.

Troubleshooting

If you hear a hissing or a whistling noise, there may be something stuck in the air tube. To clear out the air tube, use a can of compressed air and place it over the air inlet on the Aerator. Compressed air dusters can be found at any retailer that sells computer hardware or on Amazon. These are usually used to clean computer keyboards. 

Do Not Disassemble

Do not disassemble the Aerator. The inner air tube may become disconnected and stop functioning.

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