• • Aqua MedZyme™ consumes the same food that deadly Aeromonas, Pseudomonas live on and starves them to numbers so low they become harmless to your koi & garden pond fish
  • Aqua MedZyme™ builds a natural barrier to deadly bacteria
  • Aqua MedZyme™ pond bacteria assists in healing koi ulcers and body sores
  • Just one treatment every two weeks is all it takes to protect your pond fish from these deadly attacks
  • Treats pond water as low as 40 degrees (F) Great for early spring & late fall treatments
  • Aqua MedZyme™ can be stored at room temperature for 3 years or more
  • Aqua MedZyme™ DOES NOT contain harsh chemicals, antibiotics or medications
  • Aqua MedZyme™ will not kill the “good bacteria” in your pond filter
  • Safe for plants, pets, and wildlife
  • Now here’s the Best Part! Aqua MedZyme™ Dry treats more pond water in your koi pond than any liquid “Zyme” on the market and is priced less! One pound treats 125,000 gallons!

Instructions for Aqua Medzyme™ Dry Concentrate

Aqua Medzyme™ Dry Concentrate is a simple and effective way to protect your koi and garden pond fish from harmful bacteria while promoting overall pond health. Follow these step-by-step instructions for best results:

Preparation

• Pond Water Temperature:
  • Start treatment when pond water reaches 40°F and remains at this temperature for one week, day and night.
  • Continue treatments every two weeks until water temperatures drop below 40°F in the fall.
• Equipment:
  • Turn off UV sterilizers for the first three treatments but keep water flowing through the UV unit.
  • Resume UV operation after the initial treatments.
• Avoiding Interference:
  • Do not mix Aqua Medzyme™ with tap water to prevent damage to the natural bacteria.
  • Avoid using antibiotics or harsh chemicals like Formalin or potassium permanganate during treatment.
  • If antibiotics or chemicals were recently used, perform a partial water change, run carbon in the filter for 24 hours, and then apply a triple maintenance dose for two weeks.

Dosage Guide

Use the enclosed measuring scoop to ensure accurate dosing. Adjust dosage based on pond size and water temperature:

For Ponds 100 to 2,500 Gallons:

• 40–49°F: 1.5 tablespoons every two weeks (triple dosage).
• 50–62°F: 1 tablespoon every two weeks (double dosage).
• 63°F and above: 0.5 tablespoon every two weeks (standard dosage).

For Ponds 2,501 to 5,000 Gallons:

• 40–49°F: 3 tablespoons every two weeks (triple dosage).
• 50–62°F: 2 tablespoons every two weeks (double dosage).
• 63°F and above: 1 tablespoon every two weeks (standard dosage).

For Larger Ponds:

Scale dosage proportionally based on the guidelines above.

Application Steps

• Measure the Dose: Use the enclosed scoop to measure the appropriate dose based on your pond size and water temperature.
• Mix with Pond Water: Dissolve the measured dose in a small container of pond water before spreading it evenly across the pond’s surface.
• Aeration: Ensure adequate aeration during and after application to support beneficial bacteria growth.

Maintenance and Best Practices

• Treat every two weeks for consistent protection and optimal pond health.
• Increase dosage if your pond is heavily stocked, poorly filtered, or if fish exhibit signs of bacterial infections such as ulcers or fin rot.
• Aqua Medzyme™ is safe to use alongside most pond products, including Aqua Prazi, water conditioners, probiotics, and Buff-it-Up.

Storage

• Store Aqua Medzyme™ in a cool, dry place.
• Do not refrigerate.
• Shelf life: Over three years when properly stored.

How does your koi and pond benefit from Aqua MedZyme beneficial pond bacteria?

• Aqua MedZyme’s beneficial pond bacteria reduces the deadly bacteria “Ameromonas/Pseudomonas” in your koi pond water which causes bacterial infections such as, koi ulcers, fin & tail rot, body sores and more. Important details:Deadly Pond Bacteria
• Aqua MedZyme’s pond bacteria helps heal koi pond fish ulcers, body sores and bacterial infections
• Aqua MedZyme’s beneficial pond bacteria enhances the life saving “good bacteria” in your pond filter through competitive exclusion (starving) of heterotrophic microbes that tend to block the growth of the “good bacteria” in your pond filter.