AQUANIQUE Nozzle Kit, Small

Exactly what I needed! I used an old pump from a dog water fountain that my dog refused to drink from and was able to make a decorative planter fountain for my patio. This set with the adapter attached fit the small dc 5v,1.5w pump that was inside the dog drinking fountain.One thing to note: when going through the parts list on the instructions it will look like you are missing a part at first glance by the just the number of items shown vs what you see immediately. However, the adapter (part F) is connected to the ribbed end of the extension tube (part A) and can be removed if you don’t need the adapter.

We were looking for some variations for our backyard fountain and this was a pretty cost-effective purchase. The components were all of a hard plastic and pretty durable. We had a little trouble figuring out how some of the nozzles pieced together and some of the pipe and nozzle diameters needed a little adaptation to get them to fit together.

I like my order works great. Yet I was going to buy another for a friend and the price jumped from $9.99 to $20.93 for the small ones.. Crazy! Why the sudden jump? Not worth paying that much for the nozzle fountain kit. When are others available for less. Will try somewhere else.

I bought this for a friend who was looking for replacement parts. She loves it! Fits perfectly.

Ive only tried the sprinkler looking attachment but I like it and everything else is a bonus. I love the diverter valve which makes it possible to have a double fountain or like I use it to empty my small 50 gallon homemade pond when I replace with fresh water..

I can't imagine this will last a week. Feels very cheap and the pump is loud.

The force of the pump keep pushing the stem off!

No information at all in the package.

I guess you could say these nozzles work, but even with a small 75gph pump they never seem to stay at the same setting. You can have a nice little water spray set up and a half hour later it has adjusted itself into a large spray that is splashing right out of my pond.