Nutrient-packed, sinking small pelleted formula for small to medium ornamental shrimp and fish. A soft, nutrient-packed, pelleted formula that contains vitamins, amino acids, omega-3, and omega-6 fatty acids, and other essential nutrients for healthy, colorful livestock. Appetite...

Snowflakes are made from soy bran. Soy bran is a high fiber food source that is easily digestible. Soy bran also contains trace minerals, protein and amino acids. Snowflake is often used as a weekend food....

Shrimp Sticks contains high amounts of veggie content as well as calcium. The perfect choice for your freshwater shrimp. Thick hardy pieces that don't breakdown too quickly. Recommended Usage:             ...

These seedpods are the by-product of human food production in India (almost every part of this plant is considered edible!) and are simply collected, cleaned, and air-dried, free from chemicals or preservatives.  Recommended Usage: We...

The mix is started with high-quality herring fish meal, shrimp, squid, kelp, spirulina, and chlorella algae after which a dose of astaxanthin, canthaxanthin, paprika, and marigold is added to bring out the reds, orange, and...

Decapsulated brine shrimp eggs have a higher energy value than live brine shrimp since the energy consumed in the hatching process is conserved. Lipids and amino acids are left intact. The unwanted egg shell has...

Cinnamon sticks (dried cinnamon bark) are not only used by shrimps, crabs, snails and fish (e.g. catfish) as a shelter, hiding place, and spawning ground but also as a valuable supplier of fiber. The cinnamon sticks get great reddish...

Montmorillonite clay and Bentonite clay are mineral-rich, so they benefit all living organisms in an aquarium from bacteria to plants to microfauna. Aquarists will specifically notice fewer shrimp deaths from molting issues. You will also...

The tiny fruit of the Alder trees (Aalnus glutinosa and Alnus incana) has been widely utilized by aquarium hobbyists all over the world for some time. Betta and ornamental shrimp breeders are fond of the tannins...