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Continue to Canada siteKeep your pond free of green algae with Tetra Pond 5 UV Replacement Bulbs. UV light kills suspended green algae, preventing it from taking over your pond. Tetra Pond 5 Watt UV Replacement Bulbs are high-efficiency bulbs that work with Bio-Active Pressure Filters with UV and TetraPond UV Clarifiers to remove algae blooms within 5 days and keep your pond algae-free. They have an 8,000-hour lifetime and will effectively kill algae for up to 11 months.
Item Number | 98373 |
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Aquarium Type | Pond |
Made In | China |
Sourced From | N/A |
Fish Type | Koi & Pond Fish |
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Best pond light. Great customer service. Overnight delivery! Doesn’t get better than Chewy! Very best place with incredible customer satisfaction.
I purchased the Tetra Pond Perifier (which works GREAT by the way), and Chewy suggested I also purchase this replacement bulb. Great idea, then I don't have to purchase it later. But...it helps if you suggest a replacement bulb purchase, make sure its the one that FITS the item I purchased. This was the 5 watt bulb. The bulb required is a much bigger one (maybe 9watt). I will have to return it for the correct item.
If you have a koi pond, you need a UV light!! I bought a house with a koi pond and it was muddy looking. Along with a few chemicals, this cleared it right up!
I have it didn’t see any change in 2 days u have to have it up right in on bottom out on top don’t have it laying down after one day say 30 percent change
Purchased a clarifier from a local pet store 2 yrs ago and this yr it needed a new bulb. Found them on chewy.com at a substantial savings plus they arrived within a week! Good job
Easy purchase online. Fast shipping. The only problem is that the bulb doesn't work. At first I thought it was because you can't see the UV light in the daytime. Then when I went out at night I thought I could see if it was working. Still couldn't see anything. Figured I'd give it some time to clear up the water in the pond like the last bulb always kept it but still no change in water. I assume it doesn't work now.