Crystal Shrimp Feed Natural Freshwater Ornamental Prawn Food Crayfish Feed With Spirulina Protein Calcium Balanced Nutrition

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Description

Porduct Name:

- Shrimp Feed

Features:

- Coloration Support: Contains natural pigment sources (spirulina, Haematococcus pluvialis, spinach extract/chlorophyll derivatives), promoting crustacean pigment deposition and enhancing the clarity of red-white/blue streaks.

- Shell Molting Guarantee: Enhanced Organic Calcium (a combination of shrimp shell powder and oyster powder) + Protein (fishmeal, yeast extract) to support new shell hardening and muscle development.

- Gut-friendly: Contains yeast fermentation substrates (such as wheat stem yeast) and probiotic ingredients to enhance absorption and reduce excretion residues.

- Cleaning Formula: Most premium grains are free of flavor enhancers, artificial colors, or essences, with a mild plant or seaweed fragrance.

How to feed:

- Feed Amount Control: Ensure the food is finished in about 1 hour (typically covering this period with 2–3 feedings), as overfeeding can lead to uneaten food decay and water quality deterioration.

- Applicable to: Primarily suitable for small freshwater ornamental shrimp such as crystal shrimp and black shell shrimp; some products are also compatible with cherry shrimp, golden back shrimp, and native aquarium snails and crabs.

- Tips: Regular floating fish pellets are large in size, high in powder content, and contain impurities, which can lead to insufficient shrimp feeding, discoloration, failed molting, or even death.

Weight:

- Approximately 85g/jar

Self Life:

- 2 Years