Algae D-Solv Registered Algaecide No Sales to Alaska, Connecticut, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canada.
Algae D-Solv Registered Algaecide No Sales to Alaska, Connecticut, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canada.
Starts at: $14.99
Brand: Crystal Clear
SKU:AIR201
MPN: CC073-16
- Fast-Acting Controls Algae
- Stops Algae Growth
- Works on String Algae
- No More Green Water
- Will Not Harm Fish or Ornamental Plants
CrystalClear Algae D-Solv is a 5.4% active EPA registered algaecide.
CrystalClear Algae D-Solv targets string algae, blanketweed and green water caused by single-celled algae.
Unlike some algaecides on the market, CrystalClear Algae D-Solv contains no copper and will not harm fish and live plants when used as directed.
1 ounce treats 360 gallons.
State Restrictions
Algae D-Solv™ cannot be shipped to Alaska, Connecticut, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or Canada.
Features and Benefits
- Contains a 9% Solution for Rapid Action
- Clears Pond Water Regardless of Color
- Removes Suspended Organic Debris
- Safe for humans and domestic animals when used as directed.
Dosage Rate
Use 1 fl oz of Algae D-Solv™ for every 360 gallons.
- 16 fl oz bottle of Algae D-Solv™ Treats 5,760 gallons.
- 32 fl oz bottle of Algae D-Solv™ Treats 11,520 gallons.
- 64 fl oz bottle of Algae D-Solv™ Treats 23,040 gallons.
- 128 fl oz / 1 gal bottle of Algae D-Solv™ Treats 46,080 gallons.
- 320 fl oz / 2.5 gal bottle of Algae D-Solv™ Treats 115,200 gallons.
Application Rate
Algae D-Solv™ should only be applied a maximum of once per week at the prescribed rate to treat existing algae growth. In ponds ensure that water is well aerated via, waterfall, fountain or other method to prevent fish loss. Aeration must be continuous.
Repeat dosage once per week for maintenance.
| CrystalClear® Algae D-Solv™ Dosage Rates | |
|---|---|
| Pond Size (In Gallons) | Algae D-Solv™ (Maximum Once a Week) |
| 360 Gallons | 1 Ounces |
| 720 Gallons | 2 Ounces |
| 1,080 Gallons | 3 Ounces |
| 1,440 Gallons | 4 Ounces |
Application Rate
Algae D-Solv™ should only be applied a maximum of once per week at the prescribed rate to treat existing algae growth. In ponds ensure that water is well aerated via, waterfall, fountain or other method to prevent fish loss. Aeration must be continuous.
PLEASE NOTE: Not safe for use with snails, shrimp, clams and other crustaceans, or mollusks. Repeat dosage once per week for maintenance.
For Best Results
For use in self-contained aquariums, ornamental ponds and fountains without any outflow. For aquariums and small ponds with heavy algae growth, clean the excess algae off the sides and ornaments before adding Algae D-Solv™. This will reduce the amount of decaying organic matter.
Fountains, small ponds with goldfish and koi – treat only those fountains and ponds which will have no outflow after treatment. High water temperatures cause more rapid natural decay of dead algae which can cause fish distress.
Warm Weather Alert: Before using Algae D-Solv™, make certain that the pond has vigorous aeration to avoid fish loss due to low oxygen levels. When algae is controlled and removed by the filter or settles to the bottom of the pond, the oxygen level may drop to weather and high water temperatures, vigorous, 24 hour aeration is required.
Product Notices
Hazards to human and domestic animals – if absorbed through skin or swallowed
Reviews
We used this product yesterday, for the first time, Overnight results...pond water looks much clearer. Very happy with the product.
WOW ! Recommend
I have had problems with string algae in my pond from the first year I built it. I have tried lots of ways to remove the algae, both mechanical and chemical. But within a few days of putting in D-Solv 9 into my pond, I began to notice a change. And now, my pond is absolutely clear. I followed the instructions and never have been happier. Definitely recommend this product.
Fish literally jumped out of the pond
Highly recommend the product but I would recommend taking fish out first. Measured correct dose and kept checking on fish, 4 hours later found 2 Koi Had jumped out of pond. Put them in another pond and they are still alive.