FA: Marine fish gel food
Pomacanthus
(formerly only available to breeders)
Ebay # 2008263493
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This marine fish food was scientifically engineered by the aquaculture
industry to provide benefits for all species of marine fish. Although no
prepared food can fulfill this impossible task this food comes very close.
Vitamin enriched (full range + stabilized vitamin C), no preservatives,
fillers (sawdust, ground floor sweepings, etc.) and the highest quality
ingredients available allow maximal assimilation for unparalleled weight
gain & color pigmentation. Gelatin binder ensures palatability for all sizes
of fish from juvenile butterfly's to XL Triggerfish and holds together until
eaten. This aids in reduction of organic waste levels helping minimize
nitrate levels when used long term.<b> This food is truly remarkable, as a
former store owner of a store offering only marine fish this was by far our
most popular food, outselling all the commercially available brands at 3:1
ratio.</b> It will fatten up small juvenile fish that are generally hard to
get eating like small clown coris wrasses, juvenile Emperor angels,
Halichores sp. Wrasses, Flame angels, etc.
This container is 130 Grams of product and will make approx. 1 Lb of food.
If you compare that most commercially available foods run about $5 for 3.8
OZ or even $6 for 4 oz. and contain large amounts of WATER as the binder -
well you do the math. Another distinct advantage is that you can tailor it
to meet your specific fish needs. For example: If you are keeping predatory
meat eating fish you can add fresh shrimp, squid, krill, etc. If you like
tangs and angels you can supplement it with things like dried laver
(seaweed), broccoli, romaine lettuce, frozen or fresh spinach, etc. You
prepare this food fresh as you need it and keep it in the freezer until you
are ready to prepare it. Mixing Directions: Boil water and mix equal parts
with the product. Stir vigorously with a wire whisk and refrigerate. Feed
within a two week period.
Testimonial: When I purchased my Semilavartus butterfly I tried all the
commercially available foods including brine shrimp, none of which my new
prize fish would accept. I ran across this food in an internet newsgroup and
thought what have I got to lose?
I paid over $200 for the fish and it was getting skinner by the day. The
first time I offered the Gel Diet to the fish it eagerly accepted it. I had
been trying different foods for over a week and was real happy to see my
prize fish eating. After 2 weeks of feeding the Gel Diet I started offering
other foods some were rejected and some were not - the point is that the Gel
Diet was what worked initially and I now keep some in the freezer all the
time. This food is definitely worth whatever you paid for it. Sincerely
Carmen NYC.