Diquat Dibromide Reward Pondweed Aquaculture Tank

Storing Diquat for Aquaculture? Start Here

If you're managing aquatic weeds in ponds, lakes, or canals, diquat dibromide is a go-to solution. Known for its effectiveness in controlling a wide range of aquatic plants, diquat is commonly used in commercial aquaculture, recreational lake management, and canal maintenance. It's available in various sizes, from small jugs to large IBC totes, making it flexible for different scales of operation.

Can you store it in a poly tank?

Yes, diquat can be stored in HDPE or XLPE poly tanks. These materials are standard for storing the concentrated form, as well as for use in dosing tanks. They provide excellent compatibility and durability for long-term storage.

Key Issue: Application and Handling

When handling diquat, it's crucial to use proper dosing equipment, such as diaphragm or peristaltic pumps, to ensure accurate application. This helps prevent overuse and ensures effective weed control. Make sure to follow all EPA and state guidelines for safe handling and application.

The safety that actually matters

• Always wear protective gear when handling diquat.
• Ensure proper ventilation during storage and application.
• Follow all EPA and state regulations for use and disposal.

Common questions

Can diquat be used in fish ponds?

Yes, but it's not FDA-approved for treating fish diseases. It's used for weed control under EPA guidelines.

What size tank should I use?

For bulk storage, HDPE tanks ranging from 250 to 2,500 gallons are typical.

What gaskets are compatible?

EPDM and Viton gaskets are standard for diquat storage and handling.