Air pumps
Pawfly aquarium air pumps
- 6 models
- 23 options
- $9.99 to $53.99
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.
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.
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.
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.