Airmax Pond Dye Packets Natures Blue Colorant for Large Pond & Lake, Beneficial UV Blocking Color Concentrate, Maintain Clean & Clear Water, Fish, Bird & Animal Safe, 4 Soluble Packets
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Airmax Pond Dye Packets Natures Blue Colorant for Large Pond & Lake, Beneficial UV Blocking Color Concentrate, Maintain Clean & Clear Water, Fish, Bird & Animal Safe, 4 Soluble Packets
- Convenient Water Soluble Packets -- No mixing or measuring! Simply toss a convenient water-soluble dye packet into your pond. The dye will disperse in the water, resulting in a beautiful aesthetic.
- Shade & Protect Your Pond -- Pond dye is a liquid coloring agent designed to enhance the beauty of your pond, improve water quality, and provide shade and protection from the sun's ultraviolet light.
- Highly Concentrated Formula - Just toss pond dye packet into your lake or pond to treat 1/2 acre 4'-6' deep. Safe for recreational ponds, livestock, birds, pets, fish, wildlife and the environment.
- Use Year Round -- Water temperature has no effect on Pond Dye Packets. Pond dyes should be applied monthly or as needed to maintain a true, clear, and vibrant color all season long, even in winter.
- Available in Two Shades -- Nature's Blue is perfect for decorative ponds as it contrasts with lush green landscaping. Black DyeMond creates a reflective surface, perfectly mirroring the surroundings.
Pond Logic Pond Dye is now available in a convenient water soluble packet. Applying pond dye to your pond without the mess is easy. No need to open the packets, just toss 1 packet to treat 1/2 surface acre with an average depth of 4-6 feet deep. These concentrated water soluble packets allows 2 packets of Pond Logic Pond Dye to treat like a gallon of competitive liquid dye.Available in 3 colors, each with its own unique application. Each color provides the same reliable protection and can be selected based on your personal color preference. Nature's Blue is the ideal color for decorative ponds as it contrasts perfectly with lush green landscaping.
