🐠 Mylivell Quiet USB Air Pump for Fish Tank - Ultra Silent, High Energy Saving Oxygen Air Pump with Air Stone and Silicone Tube Review

Absolutely cool baited bubbler. Compact, rubber coated, USB powered. Plug it into a power adapter or flash drive and you're done. This setup also fits an 8 inch hole to keep it cool. The hose is not the biggest and breaks. But if you bend it too sharply, it's workable. Also comes with a nice stone and a check valve and is much quieter than standard Dcell bubblers. The included plastic mount and suction cup didn't work for my application, but I think they will work for a small aquarium. But it…

Received last night. Tested with a battery stored as a backup for my phone (Onn Portable Battery Power Bank, 3350 mAh, purchased from W.almart). 14-16 hours run. Very satisfied. I will buy a large battery. My use: 1-3 gallon aquariums for nano sized plants. There are no sockets in the rooms where I need electricity. When I turn off the air filter in my room (just noise in the house) I have to stand next to the pump to hear anything at all - the pump is very quiet. The bubble spray is louder…

I bought these because of the size and the good reviews. It's worth it. it's so quiet I accidentally ripped a cable out of my first one, 100% my fault, not the pump. So I ran to petco to buy an air pump. In the end I settled on Tetra Whisper. HA. The whisper is a joke. That thing was sooo loud. I had no idea how great a USB air pump was until I settled on the Whisper. TWIST EYES. I ended up buying a replacement USB air pump after running the Whisper pump for an hour and the first two day…

Well for its size it worked very well (just a small air stone removed). It was quiet and the air stone worked with no issues. I hooked it up to a sponge filter for a few minutes to see how it did, but it just didn't have the power to do it. Unfortunately after a month of use it stopped working. In my case, using an air stone only in a tank with no fish/shrimp didn't make much of a difference at the time. But if you had such a filter in an aquarium with something sensitive like shrimp and it…

I try to keep extra pumps in case one suddenly dies. This is especially important for small fish and spawning tanks where the fish (especially the discus we breed) are VERY sensitive to water conditions. I have emergency theater power and pumps in case of problems and they proved lifesavers for many of our fish when we had a power outage in FEBRUARY ALL THE TIME that lasted over 12 hours due to severe thunderstorms (we live in southern New Jersey) , if this weather is very rare. Thanks to these