AquaDoc Pond Water Clarifier - Enzyme-Based Treatment for Fish Ponds, 32 oz

Keep in mind that using too much does the opposite of making the results better and that you may have more than one issue going on with your pond. Just follow the directions and if it’s not working, do some more research. I have a 7’x5’x1.5’ pond with four ducks. I don’t ever expect perfect clarity, but this plus beneficial bacteria and a good filter keep the water from smelling bad and the ducks come out clean (even the all white one). I never empty the water out of the pond, just refill as necessary and occasionally overflow it to exchange a little water. That’s it. I’d say that’s pretty darn good for a pond that is constantly pooped in by ducks.

I have a homemade 500 gallon in my desert backyard. I built the pond about 5 years ago and have struggled consistently to get the water cleared. I have 3 dogs, who love to run around and kick dirt into the pond, so it was always muddy looking. Last year, I acquired some Hyacinths, that helped clear the pond a bit, but they all died over the winter and then this year I also got string algae. I finally got rid of the algae, but the water would not get clear, no matter what I did. My friend bought me some goldfish, but once they were in the pond, I couldnt see them. Then I ordered AquaDoc Pond Water Clarifier. Did my first treatment, didnt see an improvement. Second treatment 24 hours later, still no improvement, 3rd treatment, no improvement. Then I did I did the 4th treatment, and the next day, for the first time in quite a while, I saw a bit under water. 5th and 6th treatments just kept getting the water clearer and clearer. Now, for pretty much the first time since I built the pond, I have crystal clear water and I get to see all of my fish. Depending on how bad your water is, this stuff may require a bit of patience. Dont over treat. Figure out your water volume and only use enough water clarifier for that volume. Wait at least 24 hours between treatments. And again, have patience.

Sent from the fish heaven!! Use like you’re supposed to and you will had crystal clear water!!!! For as long as I have the pond I’ll always buy this. I’ve not had to use it in over 6 months! It’s stayed cleared.

I have a small reflecting pond and manually filter as well as have a simple foam filter on 24/7 to try and keep the sludge away that gets introduced when birds land in my pond and heat causes algae to grow. This seems to work by gelling small particles together so my filter can suck it up. I don't notice the pond much clearer and it is actually quite hazy even if I use below the recommended amount for a day or two after application. I still think this is doing a good job and my filters are the weak spot. My foam filter is cleaned several times a day and I think it catches more when I am using this. I am not sure if this company would recommend it, but combining household bleach regularly and using this product my pond is clean and clear for the most part. As far as value, a little of this goes a long way so I think it is a good value. Just make sure your filters move the water around well enough to distribute the product and capture the materials so your water doesn't get hazier.

The pond clear product has not performed as we had expected. The clarity has not been there, the algae control not showing us much and we are not happy with it. I will give more time to work and we are following the instructions as indicated on the bottle. The price though reasonable hasn't been a plus for us.

It really works waters clear I treat my pond once a week I clean and filter and then pour the right amount I also use with an algae remover from Walmart together they kept my pond clear all summer so I know it works and super happy I found this stuff worth the money it’s actually wayyy cheaper than the stuff I used before

We had an algae bloom in our koi pond. I had my doubts this would work because I didn’t see any results after the first treatment, but after the third treatment I could see the fish again. Our pond is approximately 2500 gallons with a continuous pump. The water is not crystal clear but a big improvement over how turbid it had become. We will continue with a maintenance schedule.

There as no noticeable decrease in my 700 gallon koi pond