API Pond Salt Pond Water Salt, 2kg Container

A nessasary product to keep healthy ponds and fish

Had to isolate one of my small pond koi yesterday after noticing it just doesn’t seem to come up to the surface for food , I just never seem to see it & I’ve only had it for approx 4 weeks . On closer inspection I found it hiding behind plants & my much larger Koi ganging up on it so I immediately removed & isolated it in a tank with plenty of air stones , Did some research & the symptoms pointed to “Fungus “ . I ordered this salt Last night , it arrived this morning so I immediately gave the Little Koi a 10 minute salt bath before popping it back in isolation . It’s only early days But the Koi has definitely livened up & is attempting to swim around the tank , this is right after the fish had spent the entire time laid on the bottom of the tank since yesterday , not eating , gasping & totally lethargic . If this is the result from just one use I’m very impressed . Will be treating again tomorrow. ( 24 hours apart as instructed) Product arrived with slight leakage but nothing too bad , you get plenty of product for the price too so it will last a while . I’d definitely recommend it .

Easy dispensing and measuring. Against is the price for a packet of salt admittedly without added chemicals

Does exactly Warwick says on the box.

Looks good not used yet

I had a large carp at the start of the year which had a fungus and I thought I was going to lose it. I used this with an API pond treatment and it recovered so I think it helped. It does take a bit of time to dissolve. The second dose I left in a watering can overnight. It also had clear instructions for safe use

Helped with a little fungal infection

Good

Excellent for use as a brackish water treatment for turtles. Dissolves well. Great price for the quantity!!

WORKS GOOD

Super #1

I buy this bulk package of salt for my aquariums. Exactly the same as aquarium salt.

I used to get expensive fish treatments when my pond fish, including several koi, were looking a little rough. But I found none of them, including treated pond salt, were as good as they claimed, and I lost some fish because of that. After speaking with someone about the issue, they said, “Hey, idiot, get some regular old pond salt.” Couldn’t be happier with the results. It costs much less than the other “cures” I tried and is simple to use. You just need to measure your pond volume and apply as directed. Bonus: it not only keeps my fish healthy, but also helps treat algae and improves water clarity—naturally.