JW Pet Company Aquarium Accessory Review

The design idea makes sense, but it doesn't work. It won't stay down unless items are placed on it and also hold it down. Like the bubbles it produces. The bacon has not yet been found in the defense, which remains lying.

This makes a nice bubble wall, but you have to secure it with pebbles in the aquarium. If you have a big fish, they can move and chase it away. I've had it for a while and only had to reattach it twice for it to hold up well.

My fish love it! This creates an amazing flow and helps bring oxygen to my tank. So that's a big plus! Only thing is my fish love hanging around this thing and pushing it out of the substrate and in the morning I find it floating on top of the tank. I solved this problem by taking some flexible lead weights and wrapping them around the "legs" to hold the thing up. Went like clockwork. But because it doesn't sink on its own, it lost a star. PS - Yes, you need to buy a hose and an air pump. It…

I was generally afraid to buy a bubble stone as the internet is full of bad reviews for such products. This worked like a charm. It stays at the bottom of the tank and has bubbles across most of its width. It helped a lot that I bought a variable speed air pump as it allowed me to adjust the amount of bubbles to my liking. I didn't buy an air line check valve and will need to buy one next time. I was surprised to see that when the air pump was turned off, the water would rise up the air line by

Can't say I hate this product, it blisters when connected to an air pump. My main issue with this is that there are only two transparent loops on each end to attach it, this product just wants to float. I would have to build a small mound of gravel to keep it down and when I changed the aquarium setting to sand it just refused. Every time one of the fish or shrimp hit the pipe, they were thrown up into the tank and trying to get them back down became too much trouble. In general, I'd say this…