Pawfly pond and live-bait aeration
- 8 models
- 20 options
- $13.99 to $80.99
Shelves in pond and live-bait aeration
Air for water outside the house: two pond pumps with options up to 10,000 gallons, four rechargeable bait aerators and a bait cooler with its own.
A pond pump sits on dry ground and sends air down to stones on the bottom. The 120 GPH kit splits it two ways for ponds up to 300 gallons, and the 500 GPH pump runs koi ponds and water gardens up to 10,000 gallons in its larger option. Give the 120 GPH kit shelter outdoors: a cabinet or a cover.
On a fishing trip there is no outlet. Our bait aerators run on built-in lithium batteries from 1800 to 4400 mAh and recharge over USB, then run a hose and stone into your bucket. The biggest battery, 4400 mAh in the Minnow Bucket Aerator, is rated for 60 hours of steady running or 120 in intermittent mode.
the Pawfly range keeps 8 models here, from $13.99.
Questions about Pawfly pond and live-bait aeration
Where should your Pawfly pond pump sit?
Somewhere dry and sheltered. The 120 GPH kit is built to run around the clock, and we advise keeping it indoors, in a cabinet or under a cover when the pond is outside. Run the tubing out to the stones and put a check valve on each line so pond water cannot run back.
Which Pawfly bait aerator suits your bucket size?
A 5 to 20 gallon minnow bucket takes the Portable Live Bait Pump or the White Battery Air Pump at 25 GPH. Buckets up to 65 gallons call for the 64 GPH Minnow Bucket Aerator. For a livewell of 60 to 100 gallons, the largest options of the Rechargeable Live Bait Aerator or the White pump.
Do Pawfly bait aerators come with an air stone?
Three of them do. The White Battery Air Pump and the Portable Live Bait Pump each come with a 5 ft line, an air stone, a check valve and a suction cup. With the Minnow Bucket Aerator you get two 5 ft hoses, two stones, two check valves and a Type-C charging cable.