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One of the most common questions we get is: What’s the difference between Muck Pellets and NaturalClear? Both are beneficial bacterial products, but they work in different ways. So, when should you use one? And when might it make sense to use both? Muck Pellets Muck Pellets are a muck reduction solution made in Canada that is designed to combat and diminish sludge accumulation in your ponds and lakes. Upon deployment, they make their way to the bottom, where they unleash a blend of bacteri …

With summer fully underway, many of us are enjoying our backyard ponds, dugout, and lakes for aesthetic purposes, swimming, kayaking, fishing, and more! With that being said, the warm weather, sunshine, and runoff can result in unwanted algae blooms, weed growth, and smelly water making our ponds less desirable. As frustrating as this may be, we urge you NOT to bleach or add chlorine into your pond to try and eliminate weeds, algae, bacteria, or odours. Bleaching or chlorinating your pond may …

Canadian Made Pond, Dugout, Lake, Lagoon, Wastewater Bacteria Treatments Improve Water Quality and Aquatic Health Pond And Lake Bacteria Treatments With Cold Tolerant Bacteria Are Specifically Designed For Improving The Health Of Your Pond, Dugout Or Lake, As Well For Industrial Applications In Alberta And Throughout Canada. These All-Natural Bacteria Treatments Work Through Breakdown Of Organics And Nutrients That Cause Weed And Algae Growth. This Bioremediation Also Works To Reduce Pond Muc …

Septic aeration and septic bacteria for the breakdown of sludge and organic waste in your residential and commercial septic tank!  Septic Aeration Pond Pro has become one of Canada’s leading pond and lake aeration experts. With multiple biologists on staff to help determine the oxygen requirements of unique systems and with the manufacturing of our own Canadian-made aeration equipment, Can-Air Aeration Systems, our team has helped remediate and improve the aquat …

As summer comes to an end and water temperatures begin to cool, you may still notice algae in your pond. If you're wondering whether you should continue your pond treatment routine into the fall, the answer depends on your pond's conditions and the products you are using. As temperatures change, the activity of algae and beneficial bacteria can also change. Adjusting your pond-maintenance routine as water temperatures decline can help you make the most of your treatments throughout the fall. Al …