Ever Nature Carnivorous Bottom-dwelling Fish Insect Source Tablet Feed - Hai Feng

Sinking feed

Weight: Net weight 150g±6g

Feed size: particle size about 8.5-9mm, about 3mm thick

Applicable fish species: Designed for carnivorous bottom-dwelling fish, suitable for stingrays, aliens, rat fish, axolotls and dinosaur fish, etc.

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This product is designed for carnivorous bottom-dwelling fish, suitable for stingrays, alien fish, corydoras, axolotls and dinosaur fish, etc. It uses a large amount of animal protein raw materials to meet the nutritional needs of carnivorous fish. It has good palatability and good nutrient absorption, and can reduce the pollution of water quality by fish excrement.

Made from top-quality raw materials, it is high in nutrients, easy to digest and absorb, and helps fish grow quickly.

Added with comprehensive vitamins and comprehensive minerals, and containing immune polysaccharides, it can promote metabolism and intestinal absorption, and enhance the immune system to make the fish healthier.

Silymarin extracted from natural plants can activate liver cells, promote liver function, remove harmful substances, and protect the liver health of fish.

Adding insect ingredients enhances the diversity of protein sources, improves palatability and makes nutrition more complete.

Main raw materials

Antarctic shrimp meal, premium fish meal, flour, fish protein, yeast powder, insect protein, wheat gluten powder, comprehensive minerals, comprehensive vitamins, astaxanthin and silymarin.

How to use

When using this feed, do not mix it with other feeds or live baits. Generally, carnivorous bottom-dwelling fish can adapt to it within 3 to 7 days of use. Fish that have been fed live baits for a long time need to be patient and accustomed to the bait. They may refuse to eat in the early stage, but the condition will gradually improve after about 1 to 3 weeks.

Feeding method: It is recommended to feed 2-4 times a day. It is best to finish eating within 5 minutes. Please remove the unfinished feed to avoid water pollution.

Quantitative feeding: Long-term feeding can cultivate the habit of eating at regular times and quantities. By reducing appetite and refusing to eat, changes in health and environment can be detected, thereby achieving health management for the fish. The feeding action can also improve the situation where fish are easily frightened or oppressed by the owner's approach, and establish interaction with the fish.