Marine Feed High Protein Dust
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$30.00
$30.00
1st in Australia Marine ultra fine dust for first bite. 300g
Protein is the essential nutrient in the fish diet. However, like all good things; too much, too little, or the wrong type of protein can cause problems. The best protein comes from, you guessed it, other fish. The ingredients are listed in order of the greatest quantity first. Select a food that has the first few ingredients listed as fish meal, shrimp, and other seafood on the label. Fish don't need much carbohydrate in the diet, so avoid foods with a large number of grains, or grains listed as the first ingredients.
Food for young fish should have 35 to 45 percent protein. For older fish, less protein is better. Too much protein for mature fish can make them fat and causes fatty liver disease (hepatic lipidosis).1 Look at the Guaranteed Analysis on the food label to see what the protein content is in the food.
Maximum freshness and quality
No unwanted fillers or additives
Contains only the necessary ingredients for healthy fish, high growth rate and bright colors
State of the art pellet formulation keeps your tank clean and clear
High quality fishmeal protein for easy digestion and feed conversion
Beneficial for all life stages
Professional hatchery feed at an affordable price
Works great in an auto-feeder
Directions
Very small fish (larvae and small juveniles) benefit from continuous availability of food. Feed small amounts frequently, but do not allow uneaten food to accumulate in the tank.
Protein is the essential nutrient in the fish diet. However, like all good things; too much, too little, or the wrong type of protein can cause problems. The best protein comes from, you guessed it, other fish. The ingredients are listed in order of the greatest quantity first. Select a food that has the first few ingredients listed as fish meal, shrimp, and other seafood on the label. Fish don't need much carbohydrate in the diet, so avoid foods with a large number of grains, or grains listed as the first ingredients.
Food for young fish should have 35 to 45 percent protein. For older fish, less protein is better. Too much protein for mature fish can make them fat and causes fatty liver disease (hepatic lipidosis).1 Look at the Guaranteed Analysis on the food label to see what the protein content is in the food.
Maximum freshness and quality
No unwanted fillers or additives
Contains only the necessary ingredients for healthy fish, high growth rate and bright colors
State of the art pellet formulation keeps your tank clean and clear
High quality fishmeal protein for easy digestion and feed conversion
Beneficial for all life stages
Professional hatchery feed at an affordable price
Works great in an auto-feeder
Directions
Very small fish (larvae and small juveniles) benefit from continuous availability of food. Feed small amounts frequently, but do not allow uneaten food to accumulate in the tank.