Supports Fish During Stress
Helps restore electrolytes when koi and goldfish are under stress from water changes, clean-outs or seasonal transitions.
Blue Thumb Pond Salt is formulated for koi and goldfish during water changes, clean-outs, seasonal transitions and other stressful periods. It helps replenish electrolytes, supports the natural slime coat and provides label-guided control of common pond parasites.
Helps restore electrolytes when koi and goldfish are under stress from water changes, clean-outs or seasonal transitions.
Supports mucus production and the protective slime coat that forms an important part of a fish’s natural defenses.
Helps control 80% of common pond parasites when applied as directed.
Choose by actual water volume, not surface area. Each package provides one full routine application at the listed maximum coverage.
For ponds up to 2,000 gallons at the routine application rate.
For ponds up to 4,000 gallons at the routine application rate.
Use the pond’s filled dimensions and average depth to estimate the true number of gallons.
Use 8 ounces of Pond Salt for every 100 gallons of pond water unless the package directs otherwise for the intended treatment.
Apply the measured amount exactly as instructed on the package and monitor fish and water conditions.
Salt remains after water evaporates. Before adding more, account for the existing salt level and water removed during changes.
Review the official Pond Salt listing, size options and coverage table in our current product catalog.
Our Sales/Tech Team can help you confirm pond volume, choose the right package size and review label-guided use before you add salt.
Choose the 10 lb pail for up to 2,000 gallons or the 20 lb bag for up to 4,000 gallons at the routine rate. If your pond is smaller, measure only the amount needed for its actual volume.
The routine label rate is 8 ounces per 100 gallons. Calculate pond volume carefully, account for salt already in the water and follow the package directions for your exact application.
It is formulated to support koi and goldfish during water changes, pond clean-outs, seasonal transitions and other stressful periods. It also provides label-guided control of common pond parasites.
Pond Salt is safe for aquatic life when used as directed. Because salt tolerance and existing salinity can vary, never exceed the label rate and ask our Sales/Tech Team if you have sensitive plants or are unsure what is already in the pond.
The product is labeled for salt-bath use in a separate, aerated treatment container. Salt baths are concentrated and time-sensitive, so follow the directions on the package exactly, monitor continuously and remove the fish immediately if it shows stress.
No. Water evaporates, but the dissolved salt remains. Account for the existing salt level and replace only the appropriate amount associated with water that was actually removed, following the package directions.
No. Similar symptoms can have different causes. If fish are gasping, lethargic, injured or showing persistent visible symptoms, avoid repeated guesswork and consult an experienced aquatic-fish health professional or our Sales/Tech Team.