For tiny tiny baby saltwater fish fry? Even infusoria is too big for goby fry, help!
What is the absolute smallest live food?
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Euglena and other protists are occasionally available. Euglena are a bit easier since these single-celled animals incorporate chloroplasts for generating food from sun light.
Currently on aquabid:
Description
***SPONSORED BY SAKURA FISH FOODS USA*** Up for sale is a set of 5 different two gram jars of premium MADE IN AMERICA fry foods for $8.99 WITH FREE SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE US through USPS First Class. You will be getting an assortment of different foods, to get your fry from new borns to juveniles.
Description
***SPONSORED BY SAKURA FISH FOODS USA*** Up for sale is a set of 5 different two gram jars of premium MADE IN AMERICA fry foods for $8.99 WITH FREE SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE US through USPS First Class. You will be getting an assortment of different foods, to get your fry from new borns to juveniles.
also on aquabid:
This fry food drastically cuts your small fry losses during those first few days to a week after they become free swimming. That critical period when they are not yet large enough for micro worms or baby brine shrimp is when most losses occur.
Green water and infusoria are the classic first foods suggested for extremely small fry. Super Fry is actually smaller than both of these foods!
A small bit of this food goes a long way, and the 30 gram portion shown here above is enough for several very large spawns. Some sinks, some floats and some bobs along in midstream to accommodate all your fry. It is the perfect first food for newly free swimming Betta, Rainbow, Cyprinid, Discus, Cories and all fry that need extremely small food on the order of infusoria and green water for the first few days.
It saves more of my smallest killi fry than any other food!
In formulating this food I have brought to the hobby ingredients and nutrients from commercial aquaculture, where they are dealing with larvae, smaller than any fry. The recipe for Super Fry is proprietary, but I can tell you it has an overall protein content of 56% including a very high percentage of easily digested marine proteins. It balances this with a generous 18% of highly unsaturated lipids, and is vitamin enriched including a generous amount of natural astaxanthins.
This fry food drastically cuts your small fry losses during those first few days to a week after they become free swimming. That critical period when they are not yet large enough for micro worms or baby brine shrimp is when most losses occur.
Green water and infusoria are the classic first foods suggested for extremely small fry. Super Fry is actually smaller than both of these foods!
A small bit of this food goes a long way, and the 30 gram portion shown here above is enough for several very large spawns. Some sinks, some floats and some bobs along in midstream to accommodate all your fry. It is the perfect first food for newly free swimming Betta, Rainbow, Cyprinid, Discus, Cories and all fry that need extremely small food on the order of infusoria and green water for the first few days.
It saves more of my smallest killi fry than any other food!
In formulating this food I have brought to the hobby ingredients and nutrients from commercial aquaculture, where they are dealing with larvae, smaller than any fry. The recipe for Super Fry is proprietary, but I can tell you it has an overall protein content of 56% including a very high percentage of easily digested marine proteins. It balances this with a generous 18% of highly unsaturated lipids, and is vitamin enriched including a generous amount of natural astaxanthins.