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Pond Algae Control & Muck Reduction

Uncontrolled growth of algae in ponds and aquaria often results when mineral nutrients get out of normal balance. This may result from high nitrogen due to fish and food waste in aquaria or fertilizer runoff into the neighborhood pond. When environmental factors change to favor the excessive growth of algae, the results can be unsightly and odorous blooms that require some effort to reverse. Now, beneficial microbe inoculation with ENVIRONOC 301 can undo many of the conditions that lead to excessive algae growth. This is true in aquaria as well as in aesthetic and working ponds.

Excessive muck layer or sludge is often the buildup of organics like dead vegetation, leaves, or grass clippings, as well as fish and fowl waste products. Proper inoculation with ENVIRONOC 301 can Significantly reduce the muck layer in ponds as well as clarify the water of organic waste. The microbial inoculation ensures a healthy colony of beneficial microorganisms that digest the organics in the muck layer and water and keep your pond healthy and clean.

How can microbes control algae

Uncontrolled growth of algae often results when mineral nutrients get out of normal balance. This may result from high nitrogen due to fish and food waste in aquaria or fertilizer runoff into the neighborhood pond.

In aquaria, Environoc 301 microbes can use up excess nitrogen by metabolizing the organic remains of uneaten fish food. The result is fewer water changes and less of the glass and bottom cleaning that is usually used to solve this problem. In ponds, excessive bottom organics can be consumed by the microbes to deprive the algae of excess nitrogen, thereby controlling their populations. This natural algae control can reduce the amount of chemicals that are often used to control this problem.


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