How to Get Rid of Muck in a Pond - Pond & Lake Muck Control

[@alexbrands5653]

If the beneficial bacteria are eating the muck, why do they only last 30 days? Why are they not self sustaining as long as there is muck to feed them?

[@thepondguy]

Applying beneficial bacteria in accordance with label instructions helps ensure there are enough bacteria in the Stationary Phase of the bacteria life cycle. For more information, please give us a call at 866-766-3435 to talk with one of our pond experts.

[@deankaflowitz1939]

​@@thepondguy I have the same question, but I guess these guys won't answer the question as asked. Now I wouldn't trust them.

[@thepondguy]

@@deankaflowitz1939 Beneficial Bacteria has multiple stages to its life cycle. Adding Beneficial Bacteria in according with dosing instructions will ensure there are enough nutrients available for them move to the next stage in its life cycle. To find out more information on the Beneficial Bacteria life cycle we recommend giving us a call at 866-766-3435 to talk with one of our pond experts.

[@hjr927]

Is Muck removers safe to wildlife and my pond creatures?

[@thepondguy]

Hello - When used in accordance with label directions, MuckAway is completely safe for recreational ponds, horses, livestock, birds, pets, fish, wildlife, and the environment.

[@hjr927]

@@thepondguy ordered that and the clear pond. Thank you

[@Mark_Lacey]

What? Your pond smells of chicken?

[@thepondguy]

We recommend reaching out to us at 866-766-3435 to talk to one of our pond experts.

[@Mark_Lacey]

@@thepondguy LOL was a joke comment. A 'fowl' smell is one that smells of, well, fowl. I think you meant a 'foul' smell. Good video.