Pond Pucks are a natural, biological water treatment formulated to clarify water in ponds, lakes, and small water features while reducing muck buildup.

How do Pond Pucks Work?

Pond Pucks contain a broad spectrum of beneficial bacteria are utilized to remove nutrients like NH4+, NO3- and PO4- from water. This occurs via biological processes which are effective in natural and man-made ponds, lakes and water features.

Efficient use

Pond Pucks are most efficient in aerobic environments, but also contain facultative anerobic bacteria for low oxygen environments.

 

Easy to Distribute

Easy to distribute. Simply toss the
quick-sinking pucks around the
perimeter of the pond.

Flexible Application Rates

 

Microbes

Blend of naturally occurring beneficial aerobic and facultative anaerobic microbes. Contains a minimum of 2.5 x 109 colony forming units/gram.

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Pond Pucks

Pond Pucks are a natural, biological water treatment formulated to clarify water in ponds, lakes, and small water features while reducing muck buildup. A biodiverse group of beneficial bacteria are incorporated into the pucks to remove excess nutrients from the water column such as phosphates, nitrates and ammonia that can create an unhealthy aquatic ecosystem. Ponds containing excess nutrients often become cloudy, fill with muck, and are susceptible to algal blooms.

Each Pond Puck contains a collection of diverse biological organisms that work collectively to remove excess harmful nutrients and effectively prevent the development of unhealthy aquatic environments.

  • Remove excess nutrients (i.e. PO4-, NO3- and NH4+) from the water column
  • Easy to distribute by tossing quick-sinking pucks into a pond
  • Diverse spectrum of microbes able to treat diverse water quality conditions (including facultative and phosphate-removing strains)
  • Reduce BOD, COD and foul odors – including H2S