BBA Tannins Clear Beneficial Bacteria (powder)

BBA Tannins Clear Beneficial Bacteria – Powder Solution

Natural Solution for Clearer, Healthier Water

If your pond has a slight brown or ‘tea stained’ tinge to it that you just can’t get rid of – it is most likely a result of tannins in the water. This is caused by organic matter (usually leaves) falling and decomposing in the water. Decades of pond cleaning and maintenance in Australia have shown us that our beautiful eucalyptus trees often ruin the chance of having a crystal clear pond. We have found this BBA powder to be an incredible solution to the issue of tannins, removing the golden brown tinge left over by our great big trees. Find our range of BBA products here.

BBA Tannins Clear is a specialised microbial powder formulated to break down tannins in ponds and aquariums. It contains a carefully selected blend of beneficial bacteria with tannase enzyme activity, promoting water clarity, organic matter decomposition, and a healthier aquatic environment.

Key Benefits

• Breaks down tannic acids – converts tannins into simpler organic molecules, reducing discolouration in the water.
• Improves water clarity – enhances the visual appeal and health of your aquatic environment.
• Lowers tannin toxicity – protects fish, shrimp, and plants from stress and potential harm caused by excess waste in plant debris.
• Supports microbial diversity – promotes a healthier and balanced ecosystem.
• Stabilises the system – reduces the risk of sudden water quality fluctuations.
• UV-resistant formula – effective even in sunlight and UV-filter-exposed ponds.

Directions for Use

• Shake the powder well before application.
• Apply evenly over the pond or aquarium surface, or directly into the filter.
• Use regularly to maintain water clarity and system stability.
• temporarily turn off any UV filtration while using

TIP: PurePond Tannins Clear Powder product should ideally be used in conjunction with Tannins Clear (liquid product) to eliminates microscopic suspended particles and organic pollutants in the water.