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Freeze-dried Mysis Shrimp ( Neomysis japonica ) mostly consist of individual Mysis shrimp although some are clumped together. They are larger than freeze-dried brine shrimp yet smaller than freeze-dried Pacific krill.
An exceedingly popular item, freeze-dried Mysis can be fed to both freshwater or... |
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Freeze-dried Plankton consist of Pacific krill (Euphausia pacifica) and have a size larger than freeze-dried Mysis yet smaller than freeze-dried Antarctic krill. Can be fed to both freshwater and marine carnivorous or omnivorous fish, as well as to juvenile turtles.
Freeze-dried for convenient sto... |
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Freeze-dried Cyclops ( Cyclops vicinus ) is an all-natural food having a particle size small enough for feeding fish fry, small fish such as those kept in community aquaria, and filter-feeding reef inhabitants (sea anemones, clams, corals, jellyfish etc.).
Easy to use daily diet or treat. Includes... |
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Freeze-dried Antarctic krill ( Euphausia superba ) have been and still are an extremely popular food for feeding both freshwater and marine predatory and omnivorous fish as well as aquatic reptiles. As krill feed on marine phytoplankton, they are an excellent source of marine derived proteins, poly... |
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