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Naturally condition larger rural lakes and ponds with beneficial bacteria. Microbe-Lift HC is a proprietary "high count" formulation that simplifies the creation and maintenance of a healthy pond environment. Regular use seeds biological filters to efficiently reduce toxic ammonia and nitrogen levels. Microbe-Lift HC also helps reduce buildup of organic waste including dead algae, sludge, uneaten food as well as dead leaves. Precipitates organic and inorganic particles to reduce cloudy water. Completely safe for fish and aquatic plants. One gallon treats up to 100,000 gallons pond water for initial application or up to 500,000 gallons for maintenance application. Use any time water temperatures are 42F or above.
SKU | 3012331 |
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Primary Brand | Microbe-Lift |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Volume | 1 GAL |
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