Recommended for all freshwater and marine fish. San Francisco Bay Brand brine shrimp are collected from FDA certified solar salt ponds that are rich in algae which provide high levels of essential fatty acids
List Price: $ 4.99
Price: $ 4.99
A Premium low-mid protein excellently complemented flake food. We recommend this for your omnivorous Cichlids which have evolved in clean unique biotopes such as the Great Lakes of Africa. Also well suited to many Marine species. HBH’s unique recipe helps to maintain the health, color, and activity of your fish.
MAIN INGREDIENTS: Krill meal, fish meal, soy flour, brine shrimp, fish oil, shrimp meal, fish eggs, wheat starch, squid meal, beet powder, soy lecithin, earthworm, spirulina algae, natural mixed tocopherols (preservative), rosemary extract, L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (source of Vitamin C), and more.
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Min. crude protein – 47%;
Min. crude fat – 12%;
Max. crude fiber – 4%;
Max. moisture – 10%.
List Price: $ 43.95
Price: $ 43.95
African (Malawi) cichlid tank. 75 gallons, established. PH 7.5-8.0. Chichlid salt used. No plants, only rockscape. Bought 6 puffers ~8 weeks ago. Feed mosquito larvae, brine shrimp, krill. I feed them once a day. Occasionally skip a day. Also pellet, flake, cichlid food. The puffers don’t seem to eat these. No signs of illness. No problems with other fish in the tank. Found three of the puffers dead, two days ago. One is now sick. THe other two lay on the bottom but seem to have revived and are swimming around None of them have looked sick- no ich, fungus, etc. Help. I really like these guys and am not sure what to do. Is the Ph too high for them? Not enough or too muh salt? No cover? Wrong food? looked them up on the net but cannot find the answers to these questions. I have a community tank and a guppy tank I could move them to if the ph is an issue (they are 7.0)- but if so, how do you do it without shocking them by the ph change? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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My platy’s belly was getting quite big. I went to the petstore and asked what should i do. I only fed it flake food so the person told me to feed it freeze-dried brine shrimp. So i did. They next day hundreds of baby fish where at the bottom of my tank. Is this a coincidence or do brine shrimp make fish have babies?
I have 4 tetra’s And 3 hatchet fish (Silver) (IN A 25 GALLON all freshwater TANK) will a puffer get along with all of them and what do you feed dwarf puffers? (FLAKE OR BRINE SHRIMP OR ANY EASY STUFF THAT ISNT PRICEY)
THANKS
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Tagged Brine, brine shrimp, dwarf, dwarf puffers, fish, flake, freshwater, freshwater tank, gallon, hatchet, hatchet fish, puffer, silver, tank, tetra
