Description

Ferric Chloride (Aquaculture Grade) is a specially processed, high-purity coagulant used in aquaculture pond and water management. It is primarily applied to control excess phosphorus, reduce suspended solids, and improve overall water clarity and quality in fish and shrimp culture systems.

When added to pond water, ferric chloride reacts with phosphates to form insoluble compounds that settle at the pond bottom, helping to control excessive algal blooms and reduce organic load. This results in clearer water, improved light penetration, and more stable dissolved oxygen levels, creating a healthier environment for aquatic species.

Ferric chloride also helps in flocculating fine particles, organic matter, and some harmful microorganisms, contributing to better pond hygiene and reduced disease risk. By lowering nutrient overload, it supports balanced plankton growth and improved water stability.

Ferric Chloride (Aquaculture Grade) is easy to dissolve and apply, and should be used at recommended dosages under proper guidance. When used correctly, it is safe and effective for maintaining water quality, improving pond management, and supporting higher productivity in aquaculture systems.