Thank you for watching! We recommend using Algae Klear Xtra first, leave it 2-3 days then use Pond Klear. Other to that, they definitely can be used in conjunction with another and will actually work together. Steps 3 & 4 of this video should help you: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aeBigtB9x8zDfoE.html Hope this helps!

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We recommend applying Algae Klear Xtra every 7 days until the algae is gone! No need to keep applying once the problem has been eliminated. Hope this helps!

Hi, thanks for watching. With new ponds it can take some time for the ecosystem to settle and this can cause what's known as 'new pond syndrome.' Give it some time but also try getting some beneficial bacteria in there (Envii Pond Klear or Pond Klear Xtra should do the trick depending on the size of the pond). That will definitely help get the water clear. Hope this helps.

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Hi, thanks for watching. Air stones are essentially small pumps that can be added to a pond to circulate the water and increase oxygen levels. Hope this helps!

Hi, thanks for watching! Whilst barley straw is effective for some cases, we've always found beneficial bacteria to perform better. Whatever works for you though!

Thank you. No need to turn the UV light off, our products contain enough bacteria for the UV light not to affect things too much.

Hi, all our pond products are completely safe for all fish, wildlife and plants.

Hi, yes! Here's the link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9Z6Y5N-3cmooIU.html Thank you for watching 😊

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Hi, thanks for watching! Yes, Algae Klear Xtra is safe for all fish including koi & sturgeon. This is also safe for all wildlife.

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It won't directly kill any wildlife but what could happen, is the sludge can become aerobic and begin to emit gasses into the water which becomes deadly for all wildlife and fish. This often smells like rotten eggs and is quite noticeable. Sludge releases nutrients into the water which is a good food source for blanket weed and algae which is another reason to limit it in your pond. Targeting sludge all year round is beneficial, whether that be in summer or winter. We recommend using Sludge Klear from the end of February/March till December & Winter Pond Treatment over the colder months. This will allow you to keep breaking down the sludge naturally and in the safest way possible. Please let us know if you have any further questions regarding your pond or any of our products! Thanks for watching!

Hi, thanks for watching! In the video, we refer to 10 degrees Celsius. This is the ideal temperature where we would recommend to stop feeding fish or at least begin to slow down the feeds as we move into the colder months. Please let us know if you have any further questions.

Thanks for watching! Feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions regarding our Winter Pond Treatment or you're pond in general.

Hi, thanks for watching. We show in the video to lift the pump of the ground during the colder months. This is to prevent any warm water being removed from the pond and being replenished with cold water. You're fine to leave the pump at the bottom of the pond for the rest of the year though! Feel free to get in touch with us if you require any further information regarding this. You can email us at [email protected]

I have my pump on a ledge the year round, it stops a lot of the sludge being sucked into the filter and clogging them up I clean the filters monthly, and clean the pond out every year, trim back all the plants, cut the roots back Usually about November

Hi, thanks for watching! Heron's are quite territorial so if they see another one at a pond, this will deter them. We'd still recommend having a net over the pond as the first priority. Sometimes, fake heron's don't always work so this gives you the protection for your fish. It's certainly still worth having one though as anything you can do to deter them, the better!

@@enviipond thanks, my pond has a net over it, I have a figure 8 pond😊

And it healthy is human food, animal feed and vegetable and fruit garden compost for growing food.

That's good cause I'm gonna try it to make vermicompost. I've had a population crash this summer, so I'm gonna try and get my population up. I will also be applying it mulch style to certain heavy feeders in the garden.

Hi, thanks for watching! Sludge Klear will work in natural wildlife ponds, it may just take longer to see the expected results. This is mainly because you're relying solely on the bacteria to digest the sludge.

Hi Paul, we recommend using Algae Klear first. Eliminate any submerged algae and then once that’s gone, use Pond Klear & Sludge Klear to maintain. Hope this helps!

@@enviipond brilliant! Thank you 👍🏼

We've always found that barley straw can work in some cases but not in others and can be fairly mixed in terms of results. But if it works for you, it's worth doing!

@@enviipond I put three bales into my pond ten days ago but there is no improvement. Any idea how long they take to work? Thanks

@@hotelsierra86 It's most effective when you apply it as a prevention rather than cure. It can take anywhere from weeks to months before you see anything. We recommend using beneficial bacteria or a specific algae treatment instead if you're struggling with that. Algae treatments can work within a week whereas bacterial treatments will be a similar timeline to barley straw but we've always found bacteria to be much more effective. We have lots of pond blogs on our website that might be of use to you: www.envii.co.uk/category/all-pond/

@@enviipond Thanks for the reply