Air pumps

Pawfly aquarium air pumps

  • 6 models
  • 23 options
  • $9.99 to $53.99
Tank size

6 models

Pawfly Compact Air Pump 15 to 40 GPH, 3-20 Gallon · Basic
Pawfly Compact Air Pump 15 to 40 GPH
from $9.99
  • 15–40 GPH
  • 3–60 gal
  • under 45 dB

4.4 (7,988) 4.4 out of 5 from 7,988 ratings

Pawfly 254 GPH Multi-Outlet Air Pump, Basic Standard (Up to 300 Gallon)
Pawfly 254 GPH Multi-Outlet Air Pump
from $39.99
  • 254 GPH
  • up to 300 gal
  • 4 outlets

4.4 (2,590) 4.4 out of 5 from 2,590 ratings

Pawfly Mini Air Pump with Wall Bracket, 15 GPH
Pawfly Mini Air Pump with Wall Bracket
from $9.99
  • 15–50 GPH
  • 3–20 gal
  • under 35 dB

4.4 (472) 4.4 out of 5 from 472 ratings

Pawfly Dual-Outlet Air Pump 70 GPH, 60-120 gal
Pawfly Dual-Outlet Air Pump 70 GPH
from $9.99
  • 70 GPH
  • 10–200 gal
  • 2 outlets

4.3 (167) 4.3 out of 5 from 167 ratings

Pawfly 1.3 W Nano Air Pump Set, Air Pump Set + Sponge Filter · black sponge set
Pawfly 1.3 W Nano Air Pump Set
from $9.99
  • 7.1 GPH
  • 1–15 gal
  • under 30 dB

4.5 (51) 4.5 out of 5 from 51 ratings

Pawfly Adjustable Air Pump 80 GPH, 3 W (up to 70 Gallons)
Pawfly Adjustable Air Pump 80 GPH
from $12.99
  • 80 GPH
  • up to 160 gal
  • under 35 dB

4.2 (45) 4.2 out of 5 from 45 ratings

About Pawfly aquarium air pumps

Six aquarium pumps, from a 1.3 W nano unit moving 7.1 GPH for a 1-gallon tank to a 254 GPH pump that splits air four ways.

Small tanks take the small pumps. The 1.3 W Nano Air Pump Set moves its air with a thin piezoelectric plate at 30 dB and clips to the rim or sticks to the outside glass. On the Mini Air Pump with Wall Bracket, a silicone bracket holds the pump to the tank wall. It comes in a 15 or 50 GPH version, with 6.5 ft of tubing, a stone, a control valve and a check valve in the box.

For bigger water, count the outlets you need. The Dual-Outlet 70 GPH pump feeds two lines from a knob on top, and the 254 GPH pump has a low and high switch underneath plus a four-way copper splitter for four stones or filters at once. If your power goes out often, the D-Battery 40 GPH pump runs on two D cells, bought separately, and clips to a bucket rim.

The 6 aquarium air pumps on this shelf belong to the Pawfly range.

Also by need: air pumps, every size, quiet air pumps, nano tanks, 1 to 5 gallons.

Questions about Pawfly air pumps

Can you turn down the airflow on your Pawfly air pump?

On three models, yes. The Dual-Outlet 70 GPH and the Adjustable 80 GPH have a knob on top, and the 254 GPH pump has a low and high switch underneath. On the others, add a plastic air control valve to the line, or use the one that comes with the Mini Air Pump with Wall Bracket.

Can one Pawfly pump feed several stones in your tank?

The 254 GPH pump comes with a four-outlet copper splitter, so it runs four stones or filters at once, and the Dual-Outlet 70 GPH has two outlets of its own. With any single-outlet pump, a T connector splits the line in two, as long as the pump has air to spare.

Where can you mount a Pawfly mini air pump?

The Mini Air Pump with Wall Bracket hangs from a silicone bracket clipped to the tank wall. You tighten it with a knob. On the 1.3 W Nano set, a clip holds it to the rim, or a double-sided suction cup sticks it to the outside glass. The D-Battery pump has a metal clip for a tank or bucket edge.