APN Algae No-Mo

Algae No-Mo is a concentrated pond treatment for common algae problems in established freshwater ponds that contain fish and plants.

It is intended to help reduce visible green-water algae, string/hair algae, and blanketweed when used as directed, with strong aeration, and as part of normal pond maintenance. Results vary with pond volume, weather, fish load, and existing water conditions.

Bottle size and coverage (when dosed as directed):

Coverage below is based on the standard dose of ¼ teaspoon per 200 gallons. It is a capacity estimate, not a promise that one bottle will clear every pond.

16 oz bottle: up to about 48,000 gallons of treated water
32 oz bottle: up to about 96,000 gallons of treated water

A 32 oz bottle is a compact option compared with a large ready-to-use jug that treats a similar total volume.

How much to use:

Calculate pond volume before treating. Do not guess.
Standard dose: ¼ teaspoon per 200 gallons of pond water.

Measure the dose for your pond size.
Mix it thoroughly into a small container of pond water.
Pour the mixture near a pump outflow, waterfall, or aerator so it spreads through the pond.
Repeat the full dose every 3 days until algae is under control.
Then use one full dose per week as a maintenance schedule, if needed.

Important safety and use notes:

Use in established ponds only. Do not use in new ponds.
Do not use in ponds that contain freshwater crustaceans.
Provide strong, continuous aeration (fountain, waterfall, or air pump). Keep pumps running 24 hours a day, especially in warm weather.
Never overdose.
Keep out of reach of children.
Causes eye irritation. Harmful if swallowed or absorbed through the skin. Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and clothing.
This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer.

Always follow the label. Aeration and correct dosing matter as much as the treatment itself.
Fish and plants

When used as directed, this product is intended for ponds that contain fish, including koi, and aquatic plants. Overdosing, poor aeration, or treating a new or poorly established pond can harm livestock. If fish show stress, increase aeration and stop treatment until the pond recovers.

How to calculate pond volume

Gallons = Length (ft) × Width (ft) × Average Depth (ft) × 7.48

For a rectangular pond, use the longest length and widest width. For an irregular pond, average several length and width measurements, or split the pond into rectangles and add them.

Average depth: measure several spots (edges and middle), add them, and divide by the number of readings.

Example: 20 ft × 12 ft × 2.5 ft × 7.48 = 4,488 gallons