Does anybody know what the enzyme is that is used for bacteria in the
pond,or have a recipe for creating a successful bacteria?. It seems that
there must be an alternative to the high priced bacteria powder at retail
stores.

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Greg Ibsen
SlimSational Inc
(805)349-7546

Greg Ibsen wrote:
Does anybody know what the enzyme is that is used for bacteria in the
pond,or have a recipe for creating a successful bacteria?. It seems that
there must be an alternative to the high priced bacteria powder at retail
stores.

--
Greg Ibsen
SlimSational Inc
(805)349-7546



most of us use a product called BZT available from
http://www.united-tech.com/

if you have an average sized pond up to 3000 or so gals the ponders
special ( you have to call to get it ) will last a full season

--

John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

good judgement comes from bad experience, and that comes from bad
judgement

see my pond at:

http://www.fuerjefe.com

All you need to do is get a rock from another pond and stick it in your
pond. The bacteria will then be transplanted and will grow very fast.

BTW. It's been proven for some time that the bacteria in those products
aren't the bacteria that are responsible for the nitrogen cycle.

Sam

"Greg Ibsen" wrote in message
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Does anybody know what the enzyme is that is used for bacteria in the
pond,or have a recipe for creating a successful bacteria?. It seems that
there must be an alternative to the high priced bacteria powder at retail
stores.

--
Greg Ibsen
SlimSational Inc
(805)349-7546