Zebra fish diet, 150g
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- Hatch-size fry diet with 80-200 µm particle size
- Suitable for zebrafish and other tropical and temperate fry
- Initially semi-buoyant to simulate live feeds; alternative to Artemia
FAQ - Zebra fish diet, 150g
Which fish species is SDS 100 intended for?
Which fish species is SDS 100 intended for?
Zebrafish (zebra danios), angels, discus and other cichlids, juvenile danios and catfish, among other tropical and temperate species.
What is the particle size?
What is the particle size?
SDS 100 has a hatch-size particle range of 80-200 micrometres.
Can SDS 100 replace Artemia?
Can SDS 100 replace Artemia?
It is described as a scientific alternative to or supplement for Artemia (brine shrimp).
Product Instructions
Product Instructions
Feed in defined quantities according to facility guidelines and stage of fry development.
SDS 100 is the smallest particle-size diet in the SDS Scientific Fish Food range and is supplied as a 150 g tub. It is intended as a hatch-size feed for very young fry and is initially semi-buoyant to simulate live feeds, helping to support survival and growth in early life stages.
Particle size
SDS 100 has a particle size of 80-200 micrometres (hatch size). The defined particle size band is intended to maximise the amount of feed each fry can take and to reduce pollution from uneaten particles.
Composition
The diet is based on fish products, cereal grain products and by-products, oils and fats, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Shrimp meal is included across the range as a feed attractant.
Intended species and life stage
Used for zebrafish (zebra danios) and other tropical and temperate fish species, including angels, discus and other cichlids, juvenile danios and catfish. SDS 100 is positioned for very young fry and as an alternative or supplement to Artemia (brine shrimp).