Sanco Fountain Algaecide & Clarifier 64oz – Algae Control for Small Ponds up to 64,000 gal

Clear Pond Water Starts Here

Meet the Sanco Fountain Algaecide and Clarifier, a 64‑ounce solution designed for small ponds and water features. This formula is crafted to help you manage common pond algae while preserving the beauty of your water garden. The bottle’s size makes it convenient for regular use, so you can keep a reflective, inviting surface without lingering green haze or stubborn clumps. While it’s powerful, it isn’t intended for fish, so careful application matters when wildlife is nearby. If you’re aiming for a calmer, brighter view of your fountain or ornamental pond, this product offers a practical option that fits into routine care.

What it targets

• Eliminates green water algae, plus string and hair algae, blanketweed, and similar growths
• Helps reduce cloudy, green-tinged water to reveal clearer reflections
• Designed for small ponds and decorative water features, including ornamental ponds and water gardens

Key benefits you might notice

• Cleaner, more vibrant water with improved visibility into the pond
• Fewer visible algae clumps on fountain surfaces and plants
• A clearer water feature that enhances landscaping and lighting effects

How to use

Use only as directed to keep water safe for pond plants, surrounding wildlife and pets. The recommended dosing approach begins with frequent applications to start reducing algae growth, then transitions to maintenance dosing as clarity improves. Note the product is not safe for fish, so plan treatments around your pond’s current inhabitants and ongoing wildlife nearby. Typical guidance suggests dosing every three days until algae is controlled, followed by a weekly treatment to maintain the results. For ponds holding up to 64,000 gallons, this 64‑ounce bottle provides a practical maintenance option that can fit into a regular care routine.

Safety and stewardship

Follow label directions closely to minimize impact on non-target wildlife. This product is not safe for fish, so consider timing and location when wildlife is present. Use as part of a broader pond care plan that includes aeration, filtration, and regular cleaning to support long-term clarity.