Aquarium and Pet Supplies

It is said that the secret to Japanese healthy, colorful koi is the clay mud in which they are raised. This powdered clay comes from one of the highest calcium clay deposits in the world. Plastic pre-formed ponds, as well as vinyl, cement and rubber ponds, do not have any nutrients on their bottoms. In the wild, carp actually use mud to get many of their micronutrients and minerals. This product has a negative electric charge, which will bind the clay particles to positively charged toxins in the water. The clay acts as a natural flocculent and the particles that are bound up are filtered out of the pond. So the clay is not only a nutrient source for koi, it will also “polish” your pond water.

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