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I used to have a long bubble wand in my 29 gallon tank that would irritate me because it would constantly float to the top of the tank and force me to submerge my whole arm just to get it back where I wanted it. This product is so much better!It is long enough that I have length to spare in my tank so I can bend and reposition it as I like to get the effect I want and it's weighed so it will stay more or less where you put it and it has the potential to release tons of bubbles provided that you have a powerful air pump (or two) which leads me to one important thing I wish I would have known before buying:You need to have air coming in from both ends of the tube in order to get a nice even bubble curtain effect. In order to do that and use the extra nozzle included with the bubble wall you will need to cut the cap off of the opposite end of the tube and you need to superglue the nozzle to the other end of the tube. While technically you CAN operate the bubble wall with just one pump attached to one end, the air can't really reach the oopposite end at the same level as it first comes in at the source so you end up with one half of your tank with lots of bubbles and the other half barely working.When you are properly prepared though, this is much better and far more long-lasting than crappy bubble wands!

I think alot of the bad reviews are user error. You don't need to poke more holes - you just have to give it time to adjust to the water/air inside the line. I have a 10 gal pump on each side of the 48 inch tube in my 55 gallon tank. It will seem weak and probably not bubbling in the middle but just give it a few days. It's weighted which solves the issue I was having with those blue bar ones - the suction cups would come off and it would just float to the top. This one doesn't - I might bury it in my substrate and see how it does.

I RAREY write reviews,,, but I’m want to warn others! I received the wrong item at first and exchanged it for the 48” length (which I ordered in the first place) , I spent SO much time on it trying to get it to work. I had air hoses connected to both ends, re-poked the holes to get the air to come out, and finally capped one end off and super glued an end on it to try to get more air to flow. I realized I spent too much of my time and energy trying to get something to work that should have worked from the beginning. I even waited a couple weeks hoping the holes would “open up”. I scrubbed it with a towel several occasions to see if it was clogged. I give up and am frustrated to have to return it again. FYI. I have a whisper 300 air pump (which is I bought new for this ONE bubble wand) in a 110 gallon talk. The pump is over-kill, but I thought that be better to get it to work. This bubble wand is crap. And I’m irritated I spent so much time and effort with it!

The media could not be loaded. Overall good bubble wall. I tried going in one end and using it that way but like most reviews it needs both ends attached to work properly. Even with a 10w air pump. So take note, attach both ends to the air pump and the whole wall should work just fine. Seen other reviews of one end not open, I blew in both ends before attaching hose and it was not restricted. It is weighted, but doesn’t stay down. I ended up putting some of the decor on top of it. Very easy to shape and bend. A little difficult to get straight but working with it, it will do. I’m sure the smaller ones are a little easier to straighten out. Make a good amount of bubbles and I didn’t need to alter it.

As described, 4ft of soft rubber tubing, there's a small wire or something that makes it pliable so it remains in whatever shape you bend it in. It does tend to float if the weight of the tubing isn't secured, easy fix with some suction cups or weights. I don't know why other reviews said it blows weak, not sure what kind of bubbler they're using but mine is a Tetra 100, a little overkill for my 75 gallon. Nothing some small $1.49 valves didn't fix. Now I can control the air flow and I love it. This would prob be a little weak if you're using a pump rated for 50 gal or less, not sure. But when I put the valves at half way, it's DEF a BIG difference.

Love the idea of this and had it connected for a bubble curtain against the back of my aquarium. Product is easily shareable and weighte which is nice, but the connection for the air hose constantly comes undone and at this point I’ve given up on it.

I found the quality of the bubble bar to be good. I especially like the bendability, but... it is super loud! It's still in my tank in case I ever want to turn it on, but I doubt that I will. The filter for my 55 gal tank is fairly loud, but this completely drowns that out. No way you could have this running and not disturb conversation, tv, or anything else going on in the room.

The media could not be loaded. Product is amazing. I use a 200 gallon air pump when I took it out of the package I put it in the tank. I had to un crinkle it and get it bubbling but once I got it set up, it was perfect.