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Aquascape Rock and Fountain Cleaner
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Aquascape Rock and Fountain Cleaner

Store/Pond Treatments & Additives/Algae Control Products & Pond Clarifiers
SKU 96055
C$25.99
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Aquascape Rock and Fountain Cleaner
Store/Pond Treatments & Additives/Algae Control Products & Pond Clarifiers
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Aquascape Rock and Fountain Cleaner

Keeps water features looking beautiful

Aquascape Rock and Fountain Cleaner is the first line of defense to quickly and safely remove algae and debris from waterfalls, streams and fountains, significantly reducing required maintenance. The innovative and easy-to-use spray bottle allows the treatment to be evenly and effortlessly applied to the desired surface for effective spot treatment. Simply halt water flow and apply the treatment to the desired area. The pump can be turned back on after a minimum of 10 to 20 minutes One bottle covers up to 300 square feet. Rock and Fountain Cleaner is safe for fish, plants, pets, and wildlife after use.

Features:

  • Quickly eliminates algae debris from waterfalls, fountains or streams
  • Easy-to-use spray bottle application
  • Safe for use in features containing fish and plants
  • Safe for pets and wildlife
  • Treats up to 300 sq. ft.


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Daily Pond Tip

Tannins are what typically causes brown or tea-coloured water in ponds. The intensity of the color can range from light amber to dark brown, depending on the concentration of tannins. The most common source of tannins is decaying plant matter like tree leaves, twigs, aquatic plants and algae.

Daily Pond Tip

Tannins are what typically causes brown or tea-coloured water in ponds. The intensity of the color can range from light amber to dark brown, depending on the concentration of tannins. The most common source of tannins is decaying plant matter like tree leaves, twigs, aquatic plants and algae.