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Aerator pumps for livewell

Livewell pumps for healthy catch. Aerators & oxygenation pumps available. Choose the right model for your boat. Fast shipping.

RULE oxigenator for livewell/baitwell tanks

From:

38.50 €
TMC electric aerator pump for livewell tanks

From:

31.70 €
RULE Dual-Port centrifugal pump

From:

88.80 €
RULE Pro-Series submersible aerator pump for livewell tanks

From:

100.10 €
ATTWOOD strainer

From:

8.30 €
ATTWOOD spray head

From:

8.54 €
TMC aerator pump for livewell/baitwell tanks

From:

38.40 €
ATTWOOD thru-hull scoop strainer

From:

17.80 €
Centrifugal aerator pump

From:

37.95 €
Europump centrifugal pump for livewell tank aeration

From:

22.70 €
Aerator pump for baitwell/livewell tanks

From:

31.80 €
Europump Next Generation aerator pump for livewell/baitwell tanks

From:

30.00 €
Timer for aerator pumps

From:

48.10 €
ATTWOOD Tsunami MK2 electric pump for aeration and water recirculation

From:

69.60 €

A livewell pump is a crucial piece of equipment for any angler looking to keep their bait or catch in the best possible condition while out on the water. Maintaining oxygenated and circulating water is vital for the survival of your fish, especially on hot summer days.



We offer a diverse assortment of livewell aerators and livewell oxygenation pumps suitable for livewells of all sizes. From compact submersible pumps to powerful aeration systems, you'll find the perfect solution for your needs. Available in 12V and 24V models, with various flow rates and power consumption levels, to ensure maximum energy efficiency.



Osculati, Rule, and Attwood are just some of the brands we carry, synonymous with reliability and long-lasting performance. Our pumps are designed to withstand the harsh marine environment, with corrosion-resistant materials and robust designs.



How to Choose the Right Livewell Pump


Choosing the right pump depends on several factors, including:



  • Livewell Size: The larger the livewell volume, the higher the pump's flow rate needs to be.

  • Type of Fish: Some species require more oxygenation than others.

  • Water Temperature: In summer, when the water temperature is higher, more water exchange is needed to ensure adequate oxygenation.



In addition to the pump, it's also important to consider using a livewell aerator, which increases the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water. Aerators are particularly useful in livewells with a high density of fish or in conditions with poor ventilation.



Nautica Basile's Advice


To keep your livewell always efficient, we recommend:



  • Regularly cleaning the pump and aerator to remove any debris or build-up.

  • Periodically checking the water level and topping it off if necessary.

  • Using a filter to remove impurities from the water.




  • Fast shipping throughout Italy.

  • Official manufacturer's warranty.

  • Qualified technical assistance.



For a complete plumbing system, also consider our hoses and fittings to connect the pump to the livewell and the seacock.



FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions



What flow rate should my livewell pump have?


The ideal flow rate depends on the size of the livewell. In general, a flow rate that allows you to change the water in the livewell at least 2-3 times per hour is recommended. For large livewells or those with a high density of fish, it may be necessary to increase the flow rate.



Can I use a bilge pump for the livewell?


Technically yes, but it's not ideal. Bilge pumps are designed to pump dirty water and debris, while livewell pumps are designed to keep the water clean and oxygenated. Also, bilge pumps may not be suitable for continuous use.



How can I keep the livewell water clean?


In addition to using a filter, it's important to avoid overcrowding the livewell and regularly remove any dead fish or other debris. A good aeration system also helps keep the water clean and oxygenated.



What are the benefits of using a livewell aerator?


A livewell aerator increases the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water, improving the living conditions of the fish and prolonging their survival. It is particularly useful in livewells with a high density of fish or in conditions with poor ventilation.


What flow rate should my livewell pump have?

The ideal flow rate depends on the size of the livewell. In general, a flow rate that allows you to change the water in the livewell at least 2-3 times per hour is recommended. For large livewells or those with a high density of fish, it may be necessary to increase the flow rate.

Can I use a bilge pump for the livewell?

Technically yes, but it's not ideal. Bilge pumps are designed to pump dirty water and debris, while livewell pumps are designed to keep the water clean and oxygenated. Also, bilge pumps may not be suitable for continuous use.

How can I keep the livewell water clean?

In addition to using a filter, it's important to avoid overcrowding the livewell and regularly remove any dead fish or other debris. A good aeration system also helps keep the water clean and oxygenated.

What are the benefits of using a livewell aerator?

A livewell aerator increases the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water, improving the living conditions of the fish and prolonging their survival. It is particularly useful in livewells with a high density of fish or in conditions with poor ventilation.

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