Symptoms include cotton wool like coating on fins, and mouth, fish with a white-grey to dark velvety coating or white spots are most likely skin parasites.

Visible symptoms are white spots and green-white slime on skin and at more advanced stages, wasting, erratic movements, listness and feeble, folding fins and rubbing against rocks and plants.

Symptoms include white-yellow velvet-like coatings, cottenwool-like coatings, ulcers, wounds, inflammations, bloody spots, loss of skin and scales, raised scales, fin rot, clouded mucous membrane, white mouths, staggering, popeye, swollen abdomen.

The biological balance of garden pond water can be threatened by harmful environmental pollution.

Dirt particles in the air, harmful substances in rainwater and the high chlorene content in tapwater break down the natural defences of fish and plants.

The consequences are the spread of illnesses and an increased growth of algae.

Through its highly agile and natural combination of active substances aquavital Pond Peat renders the pond water, which is mostly hard and aggressive, soft and creates the ideal pH-value (approx. 7-7.5)- even under the most difficult circumstances. This hinders the growth of troublesome algae.

The multitude of organic substances and nutrients contained in aquavital Pond Peat strength the resistance of fish and support a healthy growth of water plants.

The high percentage of valuable humic acid has helped to make the aquavital Pond Peat one of the best-selling products of its kind.