Powdered Fish Food
Made in the USA Micro-Feed: For small fry that cannot yet eat baby brine shrimp or as a supplement for those who can. High in protein and fat that fry must have. 100-150 microns. Micro-encapsulated, so it does not decay as fast as other powdered foods. Min Protein 52%; Min Fat 12% Fry Starter #1: A finely ground meal of our very popular and inexpensive Fry Starter formula. This is not a brine shrimp substitute, but the first dry food that should be fed. .40-.50mm Spirulina Powder: Spirulina algae is practically a miracle food. Diets that consist of as little as 2-3% spirulina, have resulted in significant benefits. Fish show substantially better growth rates, increased fry survival, improved overall health and better coloration. Its worth any effort to make sure this is part of your fish's diet. Many uses for this food. It can be added to homemade paste foods to increase nutrition. Also, great for feeding to artemia before harvesting. Krill Powder: Krill is a natural color enhancer that is very high in proteins and fats needed for fast growth and high egg production with breeders. This finely ground powder is great for feeding small fry and for adding to paste foods. Min. Protein - 55%, Min. Fat - 12% DiCalcium Phosphate: (CaHpo4/CaH4(PO4)2) Most homemade foods
lack a very important component - calcium. It's essential for
proper growth, and fin structure, among other vital processes.
This feed additive takes care of that deficiency. It also adds
phosphorus to the diet which works in combination with the
calcium. Add it at approximately 2%
by weight to your formula. For example, 10 lbs of paste food
would take 3-4 oz of this additive. If feeding snails, you may want to go
to 4% for the best shell growth. Prime & Beef Heart Flake: These flakes are thinner than our other flakes and are very easily crushed into small sizes that fry can eat. Many prefer to get their fry onto flake as soon as possible and these make it easier. Gelatin: Used to hold paste foods together Our own very good Paste Food formula can be found here. |
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