Keeton Alpine Self-Weighted Airline Tubing 1/2" ID | Replacement Self Sinking Air Tubing Length:100 Foot Roll making it the most environmentally 3400CFM100

Name: Keeton Alpine Self-Weighted Airline Tubing 1/2" ID | Replacement Self Sinking Air Tubing Length:100 Foot Roll making it the most environmentally 3400CFM100
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 917266598
Price: 182.76 USD
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Rating: 4.1638 (20 reviews)

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Keeton Alpine Self Weighted Airline Tubing 1 2" ID Replacement Self Sinking Air Tubing Length:100 Foot Roll making it the most environmentally 3400CFM100 making it the most environmentally friendly style of fountain on the market 75S 1 10 7 Keeton Industries brand self sinking self weighted airline tubing is an outstanding choice if you need additional tubing in your pond or if you want need to replace your airline Featuring a 1 2" ID (Inside Diameter) tube with a 1 4" thick sidewall

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