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3/8 inch Self Sinking Aeration Hose, 66 Feet Weighted Pond Aerator Tubing with 8 Stainless Steel Hose Clamps and 4 Copper Menders used for Pond Aeration Kit

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Features

  • Weighted&Self-sinking:66 feet, 3/8-inch self sinking aerated pond hose. We have undergone a comprehensive upgrade, made of high-quality heavy-duty flexible rubber, making it easy to sink underwater.
  • Durability&Economy:The pond aeration hose is made of high-quality heavy-duty flexible rubber PVC, which has excellent tensile strength and is not easy to crack, twist, crack, and wear. It can be exposed to the air or sunk underwater, and buried together with soil and rocks. Pond air pump aerator hose
  • Widely Applicable & Fish-friendly:Our pond aerator can operate stably in the temperature range of -120F to+175F, suitable for ponds, outdoor fountains, aquaculture, aquariums, lakes, as well as water recycling, ice removal, wastewater lagoons, and commercial incubators. In addition, its design is fish friendly, which can effectively protect fish from harm and maintain the vitality of the pond.
  • Efficient installation:Easy and efficient installation: equipped with 8 stainless steel clamps and 4 copper pipe joints, no need to purchase accessories; Simply connect our hoses and accompanying fixtures/patch kits to the pump, aerator, or fountain.

Description

No need to purchase accessories; Simply connect our hoses and accompanying fixtures/patch kits to the pump, aerator, or fountain. Our pond aerator can operate stably in the temperature range of -120F to+175F, its design is fish friendly, which can effectively protect fish from harm and maintain the vitality of the pond.

Brand: FRYKMTH


Material: Rubber


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 800"L x 0.38"W


Nominal Wall Thickness: 2.5mm


Outside Diameter: 0.38 Inches


Item Length: 800 Inches


Manufacturer: FRYKMTH


Number of Packs: 1


Set Name: 66 Feet Weighted Pond Aerator Tubing with 8 Stainless Steel Hose Clamps and 4 Copper Menders


Item Dimensions L x W: 800"L x 0.38"W


Nominal Wall Thickness: 2.5mm


Outside Diameter: 0.38 Inches


Item Length: 800 Inches


Material Type: Rubber


Color: Black


Brand Name: FRYKMTH


Manufacturer: FRYKMTH


Unit Count: 1.0 Square Feet


Included Components: 66 Feet Weighted Pond Aerator Tubing with 8 Stainless Steel Hose Clamps and 4 Copper Menders


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  • Fits our Aquascape aeration kit perfectly and stays on the pond bottom with an easy DIY install Fits our Aquascape aeration kit perfectly and stays on the pond bottom with an easy DIY install
We ordered this 3/8 inch self sinking aeration hose for our backyard pond to replace the original hoses that came with our Aquascape Pro Air 60 aeration kit. When our pond contractor installed the system, he had to pile rocks on top of the two original hoses to keep them on the bottom of the pond because those hoses aren’t weighted. It worked, but it has always been inconvenient. Any time we cleaned the pond or moved the rocks around, the hoses would float up and the diffusers would shift out of position. We’ve wanted weighted hose for a long time just to avoid that constant issue. Before ordering, I confirmed that our aeration kit uses 3/8 inch hose, which matches this product. The box includes 66 feet of hose along with 4 ribbed metal connectors and 8 stainless steel hose clamps. That is more than enough length for both aerators in our pond. We originally thought we might need to hire our pond contractor again to swap out the hoses, but my husband wanted to try installing them himself first. Thankfully, he was able to do the entire replacement without any trouble. The new hose fits the Aquascape compressor perfectly, and the included clamps tightened securely. I added photos showing the steps we took to remove the original Aquascape hose and attach the new weighted hose to both the compressor and the diffusers. Once installed, the difference was immediate. The hose sank straight to the bottom of the pond on its own and stayed there. No rocks needed at all. The weight is just right, and the hose stays put even when we move things around during cleaning. It also matches the size of the original Aquascape hose exactly, so everything connected easily. I didn’t include a photo of the installed hoses inside the pond because they sink completely and you can’t see them once they’re on the bottom. Overall, we are very happy with this weighted hose. It solved the floating hose problem completely, and we didn’t have to bring our contractor back out to install it. The DIY install was quick, the included parts were everything we needed, and the hose performs exactly the way we hoped. Much easier than dealing with rocks to keep the lines on the pond bottom. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by Krakenfan

  • I’m glad we have this hose to start.
We moved into a house with a wonderful koi pond in the backyard about 7 years ago. The pond is about 10’x10’, and thanks to a mature koi we rehomed for a neighbor and several small koi left from the previous owners, we now have quite a cool koi community. Truth be told, they’re our pets, our family. The pond has been quite self-serving through the years. We feed the koi, and we vacuum out the pond about once a year, but that’s it. The water stays stable on its own, and we hate to mess with the ecosystem if we don’t need to. We’ve just started to entertain the idea of upgrading the pond. As our few koi grow bigger, we see the value of aeration, and that’s where this hose comes in. At this point, it’s overwhelming. We still need to learn more and make a better plan. We need to put a pump in place, too. We also need to make sure we don’t kick up too much muck or ammonia that might make our koi sick. As for this hose, it’s a great quality and will last for several years. It’s what my research says we need. It’s heavy duty, and I love that it comes with steel hose clamps and copper menders, because I know we’ll need those. Next up, we’ll be giving our pond a good vacuum and then working to secure an air pump and diffuser. I’m glad we have this hose to start. When I first opened it, I realized we were in good hands. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026 by Boy3 Mom

  • a nice aeration hose... 66ft.weighter self sinking for the pond.
This 3/8 inch self-sinking aeration hose kit is designed for pond aeration systems, especially where you need air tubing to stay submerged on the bottom without floating or tangling. The main advantage is the weighted, self-sinking design. Unlike standard airline tubing that tends to float or drift, this hose is built to stay on the pond floor, which helps ensure more even oxygen distribution throughout the water column. This is especially important for maintaining healthier oxygen levels in fish ponds or aquaculture setups. I liked that the kit includes stainless steel hose clamps and copper menders. Those small additions are very practical because they allow you to securely connect or repair sections of tubing without needing extra fittings. Stainless steel clamps also resist rust in wet environments, which is important for long-term pond use. The 66-foot length makes it suitable for medium-sized ponds or for running aeration lines from a pump to multiple diffuser points. It gives flexibility in layout without needing multiple extensions. From a usability standpoint, aeration tubing like this is commonly paired with air pumps and diffusers to improve water circulation, reduce stagnation, and support fish health by increasing dissolved oxygen levels. It’s especially useful in warmer climates or heavily stocked ponds where oxygen depletion can be an issue. One thing to keep in mind is that proper installation matters. Avoid sharp bends or kinks in the line, as they can reduce airflow efficiency. Also, ensuring secure connections at clamps and menders is important to prevent air leaks, which can reduce overall system performance. Overall, this is a practical and durable aeration tubing kit for pond management. The self-sinking design, corrosion-resistant accessories, and generous length make it well-suited for maintaining healthy water conditions in ponds and aquatic systems. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Apocalypto_Altapete

  • Hose is NOT self sinking
This product doesn’t sink, it floats above the water and is very unsightly
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026 by Tony Bartel

  • High quality hose for Aeration of my Koi pond
Such a better quality than my 4 year old aeration tubing. I have Koi ponds and need a lot of aeration, especially in the summer when the water temperatures go up and the oxygen levels plummet. I have a large central air pump and I branch these 3/8 inch hose lines to provide air in the different areas of the fish pools and the pans too. The fact that it is heavy and sinks, keeps the lines neat and on the bottom. 66 feet is plenty of line for my needs. This is a flexible hose and not stiff like some other plastic lines that I've used in the past. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Nancy Tonai

  • 3/8-Inch Self-Sinking Aeration Hose: Heavy-Duty Weighted Tubing for Pond Projects
This is an impressive hose kit that comes packed with all the necessary hardware, including eight stainless steel hose clamps and four copper menders. The components feel durable and are built to handle continuous outdoor and underwater use. I picked this kit up to compliment our fish pond project. While the entire setup is still a work in progress, the plan is to use this weighted tubing inside converted stock feed troughs. The self-sinking design is perfect for this layout because it stays exactly where you put it at the bottom of the water without requiring awkward weights or tie-downs to keep it from floating. Once fully plumbed, it will be hooked up to an air pump on a timed circuit to provide heavy aeration a couple of times each day. The 66-foot length gives plenty of line to route the plumbing cleanly from the pump location to the troughs, and the heavy-duty walls ensure it won't kink or collapse over time. It’s a solid, well-packaged kit that makes it easy to bring reliable oxygenation to a custom pond or tank setup. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026 by Jason & Loretta

  • Professional-Grade Durability and Effortless Setup
I picked up this 66-foot self-sinking aeration hose to upgrade my pond setup, and it has been an outstanding addition. When you're managing outdoor projects and want things to run efficiently, you need high-quality equipment that stays where you put it. This weighted tubing is a game-changer; it sinks immediately to the bottom without the need for additional weights or ties, giving the pond a clean, professional look with no floating lines to get in the way. The build quality is rugged and designed to last, which is exactly what I need for a reliable aeration kit. I was particularly impressed that it came with 8 stainless steel hose clamps and 4 copper menders—these are professional-grade fittings that ensure a leak-proof, secure connection every time. It made the installation process straightforward, even when I had to extend my existing lines. Having this system in place gives me total peace of mind that the pond is getting proper oxygenation year-round. If you are looking for an outstanding, durable, and easy-to-install weighted hose for your aeration system, this kit is a fantastic choice! Pros: True Self-Sinking Design: Heavy-duty weighted material ensures the tubing stays at the bottom of the pond right out of the box. Premium Hardware Included: Comes with high-quality copper menders and stainless steel clamps for a professional, secure installation. Excellent Durability: The thick-walled 3/8-inch hose is built to resist kinking and withstand the outdoor elements. Hassle-Free Maintenance: Eliminates the eyesore of floating hoses and prevents them from interfering with surface activity or cleaning. Cons: Weight Awareness: Because it is a high-quality weighted hose, the 66-foot coil is quite heavy—just keep that in mind when you’re carrying it to the edge of the pond for setup. Warmth for Fitting: Like most heavy-duty tubing, dipping the ends in warm water for a few seconds makes it even easier to slide over the copper menders for a perfect seal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2026 by Frank

  • does what it's supposed to do, Decent quality and about average price.
Until late last year sinking aeration hoses weren't part of my universe. Then there was a rapid turnover event in our large koi pond, a converted swimming pool, which had been stable for 15 years, and we lost a number of irreplaceable koi. Not because they were expensive, they weren't, but because they were friends. So I altered my entire ecological approach to the pond, which had relied on no mechanical pumping or constnat electricity use, but bled off the bottom anoxic layer as channeled rainfall off the roof added fresh water from the top. A period of drought caught me offguard, and overnight it turned and half our koi were lost, some quite large and friendly with given names. So the new regime is high oxygenation throughout, which means stirring the water in overturning currents and increasing the effective surface area for gas diffusion with clouds of bubbles. This is best achieved with a fairly robust air pump designed for the job, and sinking air line with sinking pond aeration devices. Pay close attention to the max PSI of the pump and the depth at which it will be deployed, using basic physics. This line does sink and is pretty nice to work with. It comes with a decent supply of connectors and sized hose clamps. It's also the right quantity... hardly anyone will need a single 66' line, though an actual pond might require that. But cut in half it's good for our usage. Can't say how well it will last but the initial impression of materials is good. Of course, now that the bottom of the pool is well oxygenated, the koi all rest there when it's cloudy and we can't see 'em for a week or more at a time when it's winter storms in hawaii, and there have been some pips lately... but they're all healthy and even feisty, after we added some donated semi-skanky-looking ones from a local buddhist monastery with higher standards for koi than we have. Hey, achieving zen doesn't mean you want your mellow harshed by an imperfect carp. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Kealolo

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