YEE Freeze Dried Artemia Salina Red Blood Worm Fish Food Feed for All Kinds of Tropical Aquarium Small Food

$23.99 USD

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YEE Freeze Dried Artemia Salina Red Blood Worm Fish Food Feed for All Kinds of Tropical Aquarium Small Food

Volume: 200ml ; 500ml ;1280ml

Attention: Please kindly note that the date as shown on the bottle is production date, not expiry date. Expiry date is 24 months later. The product has long shelf life. Please rest assured to use it.

Red Bloodworm:

Top-class supplementary food for very fastidious fish.

Vacuum drying method is gentle on the containing nutrients. Indispensable for fish breeding.

No risk of disease compared to living red mosquito larvae and less water pollution than when using frozen food.

Mainly feed fish:
Goldfish, various cichlids, Arhat fry, colorful, juveniles of large fish, small and medium-sized lampfish, etc.

Nutritional analysis:
Crude Protein 55% Crude Fat 3% Crude Fiber 7%
Coarse Ash 7% Moisture 4%

Production principle:
Fresh red worms are used as raw materials, and freeze-vacuum drying is carried out in a sterile environment. The nutrients and palatability of the red worms are retained, and the infection of the disease is eliminated through aseptic processing. Daily feeding keeps the fish healthy, strong and colorful.

Artemia:

The favorite food of almost all aquarium fish in mid-sized chuncks for biting off.

Artemia shrimp are considered to be extremely nourishing and healthy for a species-appropriate and diversified fish nourishment.

For geobiont organisms the floating chuncks of food can be pushed under water so that they loose their upward force.

Mainly feed fish:
All kinds of cichlids, Luohan fry, colorful, large fish, small and medium-sized lampfish, etc.

Nutritional analysis:
Crude Protein 53% Crude Fat 3% Crude Fiber 2.9%
Coarse ash 19%

Production principle:
The brine shrimp grown in the pollution-free salt lake can quickly and clearly remove the salt and then freeze and vacuum dry it in a sterile environment. It can be a good substitute for live and frozen brine shrimp. It is a highly nutritious and natural feed for various tropical fish, marine fish and goldfish.

Feeding method:
Feed 1-2 times a day, it is advisable to finish the food within 5 minutes each time, and those that are not eaten within 30 minutes should be taken out in time to avoid polluting the water quality.

Notes:

New and old packing ramdon delivery .please kindly noted.thanks .