At the moment, algolization is the most efficient, safe and low-budget method of water body treatment
Bacterial treatment
Algolization using
Algotec Green Technology
The reservoir was loosing its recreational potential; its water became
muddy and smelly.
We have been using Chlorella since last June when the pond in our recreation
center was bogged up quite much and the problem of massive blooming
became very serious.
After a consultation and adding the Chlorella suspension "Algotec" into the
reservoir, we noticed improvements soon enough and after 2 or 3 weeks
water in the pond became clear. We also were no longer worried about the
smell.
Afterwards, we applied the suspension one more time to project the effect. In
2020, we are planning to conduct algolization of our pond beforehand so that
we can prevent to resuming of blooming in a new season.
On behalf of all the employees of Recreation Center with treatment "Donbass"
JSC I would like to express gratitude for our effective cooperation and your
prompt solution of the problem with our pond blooming.
We believe in keeping our business and friendly relationship and hope
for further mutually beneficial cooperation.
On behalf of AQUASTROYGRAND LLC I would like to express our deep
gratitude and acknowledge your services to improve quality of water bodies
constructed by our company.
We wish you further development and stronger performance!
Water stopped blooming and became pure, fish started biting better.
In April 2019, we first started using the Algotec plankton Chlorella to clean
several fishing reservoirs of our company from blue-green algae.
We were fully satisfied with the result; water stopped blooming and became
pure, fish started biting better. During a month we were measuring oxygen
levels weekly. We got the first result in no time. Within 7 days after applying
the Chlorella suspension, the level of oxygen increased from 7 ml/l to 11 ml/l.
To fix the result, we are planning to continue using the algolization agent
during the whole season. Algolization of water reservoirs with Chlorella
microalga suspension is a reliable and safe solution to the problem of water
basin blooming and maintaining oxygen level necessary for active fish vital
activity.
Successful results in 'biointerference' suppression.
Thank to our joint efforts, we managed to clean cooling ponds of the Kursk
and Rostov nuclear power plants from blooming. Successful results in
'biointerference' suppression, which is prevention of water body blooming,
were acknowledged by Rosenergoatom, Joint-Stock Company.
Fish started breeding rapidly.
The positive result is obvious: before that we were hustling and bustling
around our pond with a rake taking out those nasty things every two weeks (5
to 6 barrows for the pond of 5 decares in total area), but this year we cleaned
it only once, in June. At the same time fish started breeding rapidly (crucian
carps and silver carps). It seems it even needs more food now so we have to
give it some extra food.
Water became cleaner and transparent 1.5 meters to the deep.
In spring, after ice melted water had sewage odour, I decided to spend money
on my water basin again for the last time. My wife and I thought we would
chlorinate water if it didn't help. But within some time after we added Chlorella,
water became cleaner and transparent 1.5 meters to the deep while it wasn't
so even with 20 cm.
I added it to absolutely green water and it became clear!
Last summer water in my countryside village (4*4*2 m) got green again. That
wasn't the first time, so I was trying to search how to solve the problem around
the web. Needless to say that I found something and started buying German
agents with chemicals to clarify water, which meant to be safe for ornamental
fish. My fish stayed really safe and water became clear, but not much. And not
for a long period. Finally in 2017, I decided to try Chlorella and just about in
the middle of summer I added 5 liters to absolutely green water of my pond.
To be honest, I didn't believe it would be successful. But it became clear! And
it stayed clear until it became completely frozen.