Aquaplancton 25kg, for the treatment of blanketweed, duckweed, green water, sludge and all types of algae in your pond.

• No more blanket weed, duckweed, green water and algea in your pond with just one product.
• Clears ponds of mud, sludge, slime and silt.
• No more cleaning your pond out again and again! Aquaplancton will help keep your filter clean too.
• Fish thrive on the increased oxygen.
• Safe for fish, plants, pets and all forms of water life.

Product description Aquaplancton is a specially processed mineral of planktonic origin. It comes in powder form and is sprinkled over the surface of the water at any time of year. It can clear green water, sludge, slime, odour, clogged filters, blanket weed, duckweed and all types of algae. Aquaplancton is used successfully with fish all the time and is safe for ducks, plants, pets, all forms of wildlife, UV and biological filters. You no longer need to remove the fish to clean your pond, this natural remedy will do it for you. Aquaplancton on average takes 6-8 weeks to work and removes up to 6 inches of mud in six months. Aquaplancton works on the pond's surface area not depth of water or gallon capacity. To work this out, your approximate length x width = your surface area. Small Ponds: Buy the 1, 2 or 3 kilo packs and use 450 grams per square meter (1-lb to every 10sq ft). Large Ponds: Buy the 25 kilo bag which will treat up to 50 sq meters (500sq ft e.g 10ft x 8ft = 80sq ft., so use 8-lbs). If you have any questions, please call 01298 214003 anytime or read more reviews on our website. Unfortunately we can only deliver to a UK address. Directions To apply Aquaplancton, sprinkle the powder over the surface of the water at any time of year. For small ponds, use 450 grams per square meter and for large ponds, use 8-lbs per 500sq ft. The product will clear green water, sludge, slime, odour, clogged filters, blanket weed, duckweed and all types of algae. It removes up to 6 inches of mud in six months. The dosage is based on the surface area of the pond, not the depth or gallon capacity. To calculate the surface area, multiply the length by the width of the pond.