Aquatic dye with enzymes safely colors and treats water. Bluezyme blocks uv light from reaching the pond floor, where algae blooms begin their growth. And the added enzymes help beneficial bacteria to consume existing sludge, thereby helping reduce nutrient levels in the water column.

Aquatic dye with enzymes safely colors and treats water

In the picture on the right we can see how the aquatic dye, after ten minutes from application, is starting to spread throughout the pond. What was once a dull brown color is quickly being turned into a more natural blue. In a few more minutes the entire pond will be a uniform shade of blue making it much more appealing to swimmers and anyone who prefers to see blue water in the pond.

Ideal for occasions when having a blue pond is essential; i.e.: wedding pictures, bar-b-ques and family gatherings or when young children want to swim but don't like the brown or green water.

But adding BlueZyme is more than aesthetic! The colorant filters out the blue spectrum of light and this reduction in sunlight will greatly improve the general quality of the water; there will be less chance for bottom sediments to be reached by sunlight thus inhibiting algae blooms.

Algae forms when conditions are just right which include the right mixture of temperature, nutrients and sunlight. By using an aquatic dye you reduce the penetration strength of sunlight and this can assist in reducing green water and algae growth; not only that the addition of BlueZyme™ will instantly add a beautiful shade of blue to the pond or lake which can be a relief if the pond is brown or green.

This aquatic dye also contains beneficial enzymes that assist in degrading organic materials and sludge in the pond which can be one of the factors that cause algae to grow. Beyond being a simple aesthetic enhancement to the water body the use of BlueZyme provides the benefits of microbial enzymes to accelerate the cleanup of the pond.

Often after a single treatment the water, previously green from phytoplankton, will be cleared up dramatically as the lack of sunlight causes the tiny plankton to die. Adding beneficial bacteria like Bacterius 1B alongside the aquatic colorant is also a good idea because the Bacterius 1B will help consume the bottom muck.