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Aquarium Co-Op Easy Fry Food 4 oz Squeeze Bottle | High-Protein Food for Fry & Small Fish
Sold in-store only. Visit us at 1885 Braselton Hwy, Suite D, Lawrenceville, GA.
Aquarium Co-Op Easy Fry Food is a fine, high-protein food for baby fish and small fish, in a squeeze bottle that makes feeding a one-handed job. It was developed by Co-Op's founder after years of running fish rooms: because it is so quick to feed, you can feed fry several times a day, which means faster growth and better color. It floats, then sinks slowly, so it feeds every level of the tank. Browse more fish food and nutrition.
Features
- One-handed feeding. Squeeze a puff over the tank and keep the other hand free for lids.
- High protein. Made mainly from salmon fish meal, with 55% minimum crude protein and 18% fat.
- Floats, then sinks slowly. Surface feeders and bottom dwellers both get a share.
- Adjustable. Cut the tip wider to feed more per squeeze in big tanks or ponds.
How to Feed
Give the bottle a light squeeze over the water several times a day, a little at a time, so fry can eat it all within a couple of minutes. Fry grow fastest with small, frequent feedings.
Ingredients
Salmon fish meal, dried yeast, marine protein (krill, plankton), spirulina, kelp, vegetable products, fish oil, lecithin, calcium phosphate, vitamins A, E, D3, B1 and B12, biotin, stabilized vitamin C, minerals and amino acids.
Guaranteed Analysis
| Crude protein (min) | 55% |
| Crude fat (min) | 18% |
| Crude fiber (max) | 2% |
| Phosphorus (min) | 1.3% |
Specifications
| Brand | Aquarium Co-Op |
| Size | 4 oz squeeze bottle |
| Best for | Fry and small fish of all types |
| Water type | Freshwater |
| Availability | In-store only |
Pairs Well With
- Easy Community Floating Pellets once they grow
- Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp Cubes
FAQ
How small is the food?
It is a fine powder made for baby fish, so even newly free-swimming fry can eat it.
Is it only for fry?
No. Small adult fish such as tetras, rasboras and livebearers eat it readily too.
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