Introduction

Shrimp Envy -Food Fight Shrimp Food

A blend of foods that shrimpgo crazy over.

We are very excited to offer Shrimp Envy – Shrimp Foods! A great blend of superfoods, hand-made, in small batches for all types of freshwater shrimp.

Shrimp Envy Food Fight is a complete grazing shrimp food. This food uses our awesome complete envy recipe with soy hull and barley that shrimp love to attract them. It contains 100% natural, organic ingredients that your shrimp will love! This is a wholesome blend of soy hull, barley, mulberry, nettle, dandelion, moringa, kale, spinach, spirulina, chlorella, bee pollen, barley, kelp, alfalfa, wheatgrass, black walnut, and other wonderful ingredients your shrimp love. There are also important nutrients and minerals such as beta-glucan, calcium, montmorillonite, amino acids, trace minerals, chitin, and probiotics.

This is is a pellet food that is easy to break apart to let you control how much you feed your shrimp. It does take a second to sink, but when it does the food fight will begin. This food contains soy hull and will swell in the water and break apart faster for the grazing effect. The pollution left from this food is very small and won’t hurt a cycled aquarium.

Keep out of reach of children.

Feeding Instructions: Feed one pellet per 20-30 shrimp, every other day. Break pellets into smaller portions that your shrimp can eat in 2 hours. It is recommended that you start with one small pellet to begin introduction of the food if your shrimp are hesitant of trying new foods. After they decide they like it, you can increase the amount based on the size of your colony. it may leave behind small white snowflake flakes which are fine to leave in the tank. the shrimp will graze on them over time.
Ingredients: soy hull, barley, mulberry, nettle, dandelion, moringa, kale, spinach, spirulina, chlorella, bee pollen, barley, kelp, alfalfa, wheatgrass, black walnut,beta-glucan, calcium, montmorillonite, amino acids, trace minerals, chitin, and probiotics.
Guaranteed Analysis: 21.1% protein, 2.13% fat, 19.75% fiber, 10.67% ash(minerals)