Water cloudiness

Water cloudiness

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Need for clarity

Clear water is right at the top of almost all pond owners’ wish list. There are several types of cloudiness to annoy us:

Whitish cloudiness

This is often caused by an explosive increase of bacteria. There can be many different reasons for this. You can remove this kind of cloudiness in no time with the help of a PROCRISTAL water clarifier .

Greenish cloudiness

This is caused by floating algae, which usually arise from a combination of a lot of nutrients in the water and strong light entering the water. You can remove this kind of cloudiness in no time with the help of a PROCRISTAL water clarifier .

If you have no PROCRISTAL water clarifier available you can treat greenish blooms of floating algae with JBL AlgoPond Green (Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use. Registered at the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health under BAUA number N-43072) *.

Brownish cloudiness

Mostly the whirling up of sludge (organic matter on the bottom) is the cause. A strong filtering with fine filter material ( JBL Fine Filter Foam ) will help you to get your water clear again. For this JBL CleroPond can help you. JBL CleroPond flocculates the cloudiness, which then gets caught by the filter or it sinks and can be vacuumed away. A UV-C water clarifier wouldn’t help in this case.

*Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use!

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