UltraClear Muck Digester Mini-Tabs – Small Pond Sludge Remover
Regular price
$29.99
3-gram sinking tablets for small ponds and targeted areas
Helps digest leaves, fish waste and organic sludge
Nine beneficial bacteria strains and enzymes
Works best in pond water at 55°F or warmer
Safe for fish and aquatic plants when used as directed
Size
Regular price
$29.99
Description
Small tablets for targeted pond-bottom care.
UltraClear Muck Digester Mini-Tabs help reduce organic sludge in small ponds, water gardens, shallow zones and shoreline areas. Each 3-gram tablet delivers beneficial bacteria where leaves, fish waste and other debris collect.
Reach the areas that need attention
Target settled waste: sinking mini tablets reach organic buildup on the bottom.
Support biological breakdown: nine beneficial bacteria strains and enzymes help digest debris.
Fit smaller treatment areas: the mini format makes it easier to distribute a measured dose around koi ponds, water gardens and coves.
Simple pond care: apply directly without premixing; safe for fish and aquatic plants when used as directed.
Sinking tablets target organic buildup on the pond bottom. Illustration of the treatment process.
Small-pond dosing
Follow your package directions and measure for the water volume being treated. The small-pond routine is:
500 gallons: 1–2 mini-tabs weekly.
1,000 gallons: 3 mini-tabs weekly.
5,000 gallons: 15 mini-tabs weekly.
10,000 gallons: 30 mini-tabs weekly.
Problem ponds: up to 6 mini-tabs per 1,000 gallons weekly, as directed on the label.
Need help with a larger shoreline or cove treatment? Contact UltraClear for dosing guidance. Surface area and water volume are different measurements; use the directions appropriate to your treatment area.
Choose your supply
Available in 151-, 300-, 725- and 1,200-tab sizes. Choose based on your dose and how many repeat applications you need.
How are Mini-Tabs different from regular Muck Digester Tabs?
Mini-Tabs are 3 grams each for smaller ponds and targeted areas. Regular Muck Digester Tabs are larger tablets suited to broader pond and lake treatment. Follow each product's own dosing instructions.
Where should I apply them?
Distribute the measured dose across the intended area, focusing on places where organic debris collects.
UltraClear Muck Digester Mini-Tabs help reduce organic sludge in small ponds, water gardens, shallow zones and shoreline areas. Each 3-gram tablet delivers beneficial bacteria where leaves, fish waste and other debris collect.
Reach the areas that need attention
Target settled waste: sinking mini tablets reach organic buildup on the bottom.
Support biological breakdown: nine beneficial bacteria strains and enzymes help digest debris.
Fit smaller treatment areas: the mini format makes it easier to distribute a measured dose around koi ponds, water gardens and coves.
Simple pond care: apply directly without premixing; safe for fish and aquatic plants when used as directed.
Sinking tablets target organic buildup on the pond bottom. Illustration of the treatment process.
Small-pond dosing
Follow your package directions and measure for the water volume being treated. The small-pond routine is:
500 gallons: 1–2 mini-tabs weekly.
1,000 gallons: 3 mini-tabs weekly.
5,000 gallons: 15 mini-tabs weekly.
10,000 gallons: 30 mini-tabs weekly.
Problem ponds: up to 6 mini-tabs per 1,000 gallons weekly, as directed on the label.
Need help with a larger shoreline or cove treatment? Contact UltraClear for dosing guidance. Surface area and water volume are different measurements; use the directions appropriate to your treatment area.
Choose your supply
Available in 151-, 300-, 725- and 1,200-tab sizes. Choose based on your dose and how many repeat applications you need.
How are Mini-Tabs different from regular Muck Digester Tabs?
Mini-Tabs are 3 grams each for smaller ponds and targeted areas. Regular Muck Digester Tabs are larger tablets suited to broader pond and lake treatment. Follow each product's own dosing instructions.
Where should I apply them?
Distribute the measured dose across the intended area, focusing on places where organic debris collects.
