Frozen Nutrition Fish Eggs

$12.90 NZD

Package: 100g Blister

Package: 100g Blister
100g Blister
ESSENTIAL FOOD FOR MANY MARINE FISH AND CORAL

High quality, vitamin enriched fish eggs, helps support healthy growth, development and overall condition.

Gamma irradiated for supremely sterile food.

Description

  Frozen Nutrition Fish Eggs

Frozen Nutrition Fish Eggs is a nutrient-rich frozen food consisting of 100% natural marine fish eggs, providing a highly palatable food source for marine fish and other suitable reef inhabitants. Fish eggs form a natural part of the diet of many fish and, at approximately 0.6–0.8 mm, are particularly well suited to smaller reef fish and species that naturally feed on small suspended food particles, including SPS, LPS and Non Photosynthetic Corals.

Naturally rich in marine phospholipids and highly unsaturated fatty acids (HUFA), including ARA, EPA and DHA, fish eggs provide valuable lipids that help support healthy growth, condition, immune function and vibrant colouration. Their intact outer membrane also helps retain nutrients within the egg, reducing nutrient leaching into the aquarium water.

Nutritional Analysis

  • Protein: 3.7%
  • Fat: 0.7%
  • Ash: 2.1%
  • Moisture: 93.0%

Key Benefits

  • Made from 100% natural marine fish eggs
  • Naturally rich in ARA, EPA and DHA fatty acids
  • Contains beneficial marine phospholipids
  • Small 0.6–0.8 mm egg size ideal for smaller feeders
  • Encourages natural and instinctive feeding behaviour
  • Helps support healthy growth, condition and vibrant colouration
  • Intact egg membrane helps minimise nutrient leaching into the aquarium
  • Enriched with vitamins and Omega-3
  • Gamma irradiated for improved product hygiene
  • Convenient 100 g frozen blister pack

Suitable for: Marine Fish • Small Reef Fish • Suitable Marine Invertebrates • SPS coral • LPS coral • Non-Photosynthetic coral

Ingredients: Marine fish eggs.

Feeding: Feed as part of a varied and balanced diet. Offer only as much as can be consumed within approximately five minutes and avoid overfeeding.