Originally posted by Sue Cruz:
I know of a new product called AquaKler that may be perfect for your situation..... It's not practical or cost effective yet for larger bodies of water.....
This is very interesting.
Approximately how much is this product to use per acre or acre/foot of water per treatment? Could it viewed as a replacement for aeration? It may be easy to justify if it meant I didn't have to run electricity to the pond or buy an aeration system.
Also, I noticed on the AquaKler website that the product is "practically insoluble in water at neutral pH levels". Does that mean it is only active as pH moves away from 7 or that the byproduct is practically inert?
