Aspirator Nozzle

Pond aerators are typically used in natural, or mud bottom ponds. Decomposing plants and organic material, release harmful gasses into your pond or lakes water. These gases remain trapped in the lower colder water of your pond, where they consume the oxygen. This creates a anaerobic condition where beneficial bacteria starves and algae thrives. A pond aerator or fountain will help turn the ponds water over, increasing circulation and helping to release these harmful gases. This will increase the overall oxygen content in your ponds water. Promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria which consumes the food source that algae would grow on. Over time this will help suspended solids settle and firm up the ponds bottom,

The "Sub-Surface" aerator infuses surface air into the opposing streams providing much needed circulation and aeration with significantly less energy than using a compressed air type system. There is no above surface water pattern produced when you use the underwater aspirator nozzle. The opposing streams project out from below the floatation device, carrying the entrapped oxygen twenty plus feet from the center. This forty plus feet of oxygenated water is then drawn down toward the intake, which is located toward the bottom of your pond.