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Program adjuncts
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Support compatible algae or plant treatment programs through sticking, penetration, or breakdown. |
A planned treatment calls for a compatible adjunct. CattZilla and PondZilla Pro do not kill by themselves. |
Choose the adjunct named for the current program and label. |
Confirm the target, compatible treatment, water conditions, and current labels. |
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Water-column clarity and phosphorus
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Address flocculation, suspended material, or nutrient-management roles. |
Clarity loss or phosphorus is the defined management target. |
Compare MetaFloc Pro with Water Column Clarifier by the documented role and application plan. |
Confirm the cause of clarity loss, calculated volume, current instructions, and any required professional review. |
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Bottom muck and sludge
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Deliver tablets or pellets to sediment and organic debris. |
The defined treatment area is bottom muck rather than the water column. |
Compare MuckBiotics, MuckBiotics Zero, and MD Pellets by temperature, format, and label rate. |
Confirm treatment area, muck depth, water temperature, aeration, and current label rate. |
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Seasonal dry probiotics
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Route a dry biological program by measured water temperature. |
The current water temperature fits a product's stated seasonal range. |
Polar Blend is for colder water, Nature's Blend for moderate water, and Summer Slam for warmer water. |
Measure water temperature and confirm the application schedule and label before use. |
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Between-treatment support
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Provide continuous-release support in moving or flowing water. |
The surrounding management program calls for a placed support block. |
Use MicrobeBooster as program support, not as a diagnosis or universal treatment. |
Confirm placement, flow, water conditions, and the surrounding treatment program. |
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Multi-format pond probiotics
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Offer powder, localized pucks, or a time-release block. |
You need a format matched to broad treatment, localized areas, or time release. |
Choose the format only after calculating pond volume and reviewing frequency. |
Apply in water 55 degrees Fahrenheit or warmer and follow the current label. |