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Pond & Aquaculture
Pond and Aquaculture Aeration Systems
We have manufactured air pumps for the pond and aquatic industries for over 30 years. We know that reliability, energy efficiency, and low sound levels are all extremely important for your aquatic systems. Our pumps provide aeration and water circulation for water gardens, koi ponds, backyard/ farm ponds, aquaculture, hydroponics, and aquaponics.
Benefits of subsurface aeration:
- Helps keep the water clear of algae and other organic matter
- Promotes healthy oxygen levels for fish growth and sustainability
- Helps evenly distribute oxygen and water temperature
- Creates a hole in the ice in the winter which allows toxic gases to release preventing fish kill
HIBLOW Pond Aerator Models
WG Series
Cost efficient
Energy efficient
Quiet
UL Listed
XP Series
Cost efficient
Energy efficient
Quiet
Outdoor UL
HP Series
Robust – can handle depths up to 10′
Energy efficient
Quiet
Outdoor UL
Which HIBLOW Pond Aerator Model Should I Buy?
HIBLOW manufactures 3 air pump models for pond applications: HP, XP, and WG Series. All 3 models are made to the high quality HIBLOW brand standard yet have some differences. Water depth, the energy source, size requirement, air volume, noise level, and budget may all be considerations when choosing the best model for your pond. Click here for more details.
Pump Sizing Recommendations
Select a model for full specifications
Pond Size | HIBLOW Model | Max Depth | Power Consumption (Watts) | Current (A) | Noise Level (dBa) | Hose Connector | Barb Fitting Size |
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Up to 7,000 gallons |
HP-20 |
6′ | 17 | 32 | 90° L Tube – 5/8″ ID | 5/8″ OD | |
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WG-2 |
6′ | 24 | 0.24 | 40 | 90° L Tube – 5/8″ ID | 5/8″ OD | |
Up to 16,000 gallons |
XP-40 |
6′ | 30 | 0.22 | 33 | ||
HP-40 |
10′ | 38 | 0.82 | 32 | |||
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WG-3 |
6-8′ | 38 | 0.39 | 45 | 90° L Tube – 5/8″ ID | 5/8″ OD | |
Up to 1/4 acre |
XP-60 |
6-8′ | 39 | 0.44 | 35 | ||
HP-60 |
10′ | 51 | 1.18 | 35 | |||
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WG-4 |
6-8′ | 57 | 0.6 | 45 | 90° L Tube – 5/8″ ID | 5/8″ OD | |
Up to 1/2 acre |
XP-80 |
6-8′ | 58 | 0.75 | 36 | ||
HP-80 |
10′ | 71 | 1.56 | 36 | |||
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Up to 3/4 acre |
HP-100LL |
10′ | 75 | 0.88 | 42 | 90° L Tube – 5/8″ ID | 5/8″ OD |
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Up to 1 acre |
HP-120LL |
10′ | 100 | 1.15 | 42 | 90° L Tube – 5/8″ ID | 5/8″ OD |
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Up to 1.5 acres |
HP-150 |
10′ | 155 | 1.51 | 45 | 5/8″ to 1″ ID Straight Hose | 1″ OD |
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Up to 2 acres |
HP-200 |
10′ | 250 | 2.94 | 46 | 5/8″ to 1″ ID Straight Hose | 1″ OD |
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- HIBLOW recommendations are general guidelines for selecting a pump.
- For depths greater than 6′, you may want to consider bumping up to the next size pump to offset the loss of air from the increase in pressure.
- If you have an odd or kidney shaped pond, it may be advisable to contact a pond distributor for guidance as you may need multiple diffusers to properly mix and aerate the whole pond.
- If breeding specific types of fish, we would recommend consulting with an aquatic specialist before selecting a pump as certain breeds require different levels of oxygen.
Aeration System Recommendations for Best Results
- Keep the pump covered and in the shade, and allow for enough air circulation around the pump.
- 1/2″ ID tubing/ weighted line is suggested for distances between 50′-100′ and 3/4″ ID beyond 100′.
- You may consider using a “Y” connection instead of a “T” connection when splitting the line for multiple diffusers to reduce backpressure.
- Use medium bubble diffusers to limit backpressure and increase air flow. Place each at the same depth, or use ball valves to even out the air flow/ pressure.
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