Aquascape 99417 Pond Salt Treatment for Pond and Garden Water Features, 9-Pound Bulk

What can you say it's a box of salt. It is a fine grain salt. Not at all like rock salt and it's in a plastic bag inside of a cardboard box. It's exactly what it should be. Dissolves quickly and ponds

Resolves fairly easy but is not a powder

If you have fish you need this. Gets rid of all kinds of parasites and illnesses protects fish from getting ill and reduces the stress , This is the best value I have found for the money. I even use it in the tanks in my house to keep the fish from stressing out during water changes and filter cleaning. Last long and is more concentrated than other brands. Some times all that is needed is salt not them expensive chemicals that can harm you.

Absolutely love this product, works great on my Koi pond.

This item does not ship well as bulk, 40 pounds. The first time I received it, the internal bag that the salt is wrapped in had a hole in it so salt was leaking out a little. The second time I have received the shipment, The manufacturers box wasn’t even in there. It was like it got destroyed during the shipping process and the shipping company just re-boxed the bag of salt, (which was still leaking) in a regular brown shipping box. To the manufacturer: you need to have a better way of shipping this product as bulk. Updated 9/12/25 I got a chance to use the product and it is very fine salt, you have to use double and it still didn’t work that good. I’m going back to their competitor which comes in a really nice hard black container with a handle and a nice lid that I can actually store outside near the pond under our gazebo. I do not recommend this product.

I needed just a little something to soften the water, give my Koi a little protection and something that would not damage my aquatic plants. This did exactly that! As you can see my fish are completely happy!

Awesome stuff

This is not what I wanted. First, the bucket had a top that is welded on and it’s like breaking into Ft Knox to open. After making a hole in the top and trying to pry it off, I learned this is like table salt, it looks exactly like the salt u put on food. I am accustomed to the small chunks of salt that offer a slow release effect. I ended up using a hammer to batter off the top by its outside edge, flinging salt everywhere! Never again!!