Cupricide Algicide

Cupricide is an Algicide for use in lakes, potable water reservoirs, farms, fish and industrial ponds, fish hatcheries, rice paddies, raceways, crop and non-crop irrigation conveyance system ditches, canals and laterals.

Cupricide Aquatic algicide offers a cost effective approach to the control over a wide spectrum of filamentous and planktonic algae.

Cupricide is a mixed copper alkanolamine complex. In this chemical form, it provides algicidal efficiency but with low toxicity to fish. The organic chelating agents used in Cupricide  protect the active ingredient (copper) from precipitating out of solution (a problem which frequently occurs with copper sulphate algicides) as well as reducing the toxicity of copper on fish.

Supplied in an easy to use liquid form, Cupricide works by systemic action, penetrating cells and inhibiting photosynthesis.    

Cupricide is suitable for drinking water when used according to directions on the label.

Suggested dose rates:
Light algae growth: 2L per megalitre

Medium algae growth: 5L per megalitre

Heavy algae growth: 10L per megalitre