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Cyanobacteria Harmful Algae Bloom Treatment Products

Cyanobacteria Pond Water Treatment Products. Toxic cyanobacterial blooms can form quickly in slow moving or stagnant pond waters that are high in nutrients. Blue green cyanobacteria blooms can be severe, and typically occur in summer months and into the autumn, and can be dangerous to livestock, pets, and humans.

Bioremediate Blue Green Algea in Your Pond.  Manage and reduce nutrients that support blue-green algae in your pond. Our cyanobacteria pond water treatment products are ideal for storm water retention basins, farm ponds, fishing ponds, and private lakes. Our proven, natural  cyanobacteria pond treatment and management products for dangerous toxic cyanobacteria blue-green harmful algae blooms helps you protect the health and well-being of your fish, livestock, pets, and family by helping to keep your pond and aquatic system clean and healthy.

  • Microbe Lift SA is probiotic bacteria capable of removing three to six inches of soft organic muck from the bottom of your pond. This product when used properly can provide a lower cost option to dredging. We have over 20 years of experience working with this product and will gladly share with you application rates and methods to obtain the best results. One 5 gallon tote will treat approximately one surface acre of pond water.
  • National Pond Service Probiotic Pond Bacteria is formulated to reduce organic material that settles to the bottom of your pond. This is a facultative type of safe probiotic bacteria that is formulated to work in aerobic and anaerobic conditions. For more than 20 years we have researched and field-tested a variety of dry spore-based bacteria products.  We can recommend to you when and how to use this product to obtain the best reduction results. To further help you improve your pond condition we include with your purchase:
    • A growth chart showing how the pond bacteria progress and when to apply for best results
    • Information on how to measure the effectiveness of dry spore bacteria
    • A general purpose application guide for each month of use
    We will answer any questions you may have regarding your pond within one day.   Before you start the process of reducing refractory or liable organic muck on the pond bottom it is wise to first test and benchmark the water chemistry and the organic muck layer to implement an application plan. Pond water nutrient levels can be influenced by surface run-off from fertilized lawns, agricultural fields, or the absence of aquatic plants. The organic muck layer is often composed of leaf litter and expired aquatic plant material.  A second test of nutrients and pond muck thickness should be done after monthly applications of National Pond Probiotic Pond bacteria. This comparison will provide you with two data points to determine how much progress is being made.  We are always available to answer your questions and share experiences based on the pond service work we do.
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