Nishikoi MicroClear Pond Tablets
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Treatment Type | Biological algae and sludge control |
| Suitable For | Established garden ponds with fish and plants |
| Treatment Form | Six biological tablets |
Six natural Nishikoi MicroClear tablets using beneficial microorganisms to reduce blanket weed, algae, nitrate and organic pond sludge.
£16.75 (inc VAT)
Nishikoi MicroClear Pond Tablets
Triple-action biological tablets for algae pressure, sludge and pond hygiene
Nishikoi MicroClear is a six-tablet biological treatment containing beneficial microorganisms rather than a conventional chemical algicide. Current product information describes a triple-action approach: lowering nutrients available to algae and blanket weed, digesting organic waste on the pond floor and competing with undesirable bacteria or fungal organisms.
Each tablet treats 1,800 litres or 400 UK gallons. A six-tablet pack therefore covers up to 10,800 litres for one application, or provides several repeat treatments for a smaller pond. It is best suited to an established, circulating system where microorganisms can be placed in strong flow.
What this Nishikoi treatment is designed to do
- Six easy-dose tablets, each treating 1,800 litres or 400 UK gallons.
- Natural biological formulation with no measuring required.
- Supports control of blanket weed and other algae by reducing available nutrients.
- Includes microorganisms intended to digest organic waste and sludge.
- Current instructions allow UV clarifiers to remain operating during use.
Check the pond before adding a treatment
Start with the real pond volume and a basic water test. Ammonia, nitrite, pH and KH can reveal a system problem that no bottle or sachet will fix on its own. Allow for shelves, rockwork, pipework and filter chambers rather than dosing from the pond’s maximum outside dimensions. If the pond contains fish, make sure circulation and aeration are working before treatment begins.
- Test ammonia and nitrite before treating; both should be zero in a mature stocked pond.
- Confirm the problem: attached blanket weed, suspended green water and organic sludge need different approaches.
- Calculate the pond volume accurately and never use extra product in an attempt to make it work faster.
- Maintain strong aeration, especially during warm weather or whenever a large algae mass is dying back.
How to use it responsibly
- Remove as much established blanket weed as practical.
- Place the correct number of tablets in strong flow, such as a waterfall or filter outlet, as directed.
- Do not simply drop them into a stagnant area of the pond.
- Repeat at the current manufacturer’s interval, commonly every four to six weeks when required.
Always read the current pack before use because formulations and directions can change. Do not combine pond treatments unless the manufacturer specifically confirms that they are compatible. Remove loose algae and accumulated waste where practical, keep the filter maintained and retest the water instead of repeatedly adding product by appearance alone.
Available pack sizes, coverage and our price
| Pack | Stated coverage | Supplier code | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Tablets | 10,800 litres per six-tablet application | NK301 | £16.75 |
Use it as part of a complete pond-care plan
For a faster measured treatment, compare Nishikoi ClearWaters. For weekly pre-measured sachets, see Goodbye Blanketweed. Browse all algae and blanket-weed products.
Biological products depend on a living pond ecosystem. Keep oxygen and flow high, avoid unnecessary filter sterilisation and remove heavy organic deposits mechanically so that the introduced microbes are supporting a manageable load.
Frequently asked questions
How much does one tablet treat?
One tablet treats 1,800 litres or approximately 400 UK gallons.
Where should the tablet go?
Current directions recommend strong flow, such as a waterfall or filter outlet, rather than a still area of the pond.
Can the UV remain on?
Current retailer directions state that a UV clarifier can remain operating during use.
Is it a chemical algicide?
Current descriptions identify MicroClear as a natural biological treatment without heavy metals or conventional algicides.
How often is it repeated?
Current directions commonly state every four to six weeks as required; always follow the pack you receive.



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