2 lbs. Aquamax Pond Fish 4000, A 36% Protein, 3/16" / 4.8mm

2 lbs. Aquamax Pond Fish 4000, A 36% Protein, 3/16" / 4.8mm Floating Pellet For Catfish, Tilapia, Koi, Large Goldfish, Carp, And Other Omnivorous Fish That Normally Populate Ponds.
- 4.8mm Extruded, Floating Pellet For Catfish, Tilapia, Koi, Large/Fancy/Ornamental Goldfish, Carp, And Many Other Omnivorous Fish That Normally Populate Ponds.
- A High Performance, Plant Protein Based Diet To Promote Maximum Growth In Moderate To High Density Tank And Pond Production Farming Of Tilapia & Other Omnivorous Fish.
- At 36% Protein And 6% Fat, Problems Are Avoided Such As Excessive Fat Deposition In The Liver, Which Can Decrease The Health And Market Quality Of The Fish.
- Extruded Pellets Have The Best Digestibility Of The 3 Pellet Manufacturing Techniques(Extruded, Expanded, Compressed), The Best Feed Conversion Rates(FCR), And Use Carbohydrates As Binders So "Nutritionally Blank" Ingredients Are Not Required To Bind The Pellet. Better Feed Conversions And Reduction In Total Fecal Load Is The Result.
AquaMaxÂ® products are formulated to be high energy, nutrient dense diets. These highly-digestible diets enable fish to more efficiently utilize nutrients which in turn reduces fecal waste and biological load in water. A precision manufacturing process reduces the amount of fine feed dust material which helps maintain water quality by minimizing feed waste. Excessive feed fines in water can lodge in fish gills in some species and attract bacteria and fungus. By reducing these feed fines, AquaMaxÂ® fish diets provide an added health benefit to fish.
Country USA
Binding Misc.
Brand Purina Mills AquaMax
Label Purina Mills
Manufacturer Purina Mills
Publisher Purina Mills
Studio Purina Mills
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Binding	Misc.
Brand	Purina Mills AquaMax
Label	Purina Mills
Manufacturer	Purina Mills
Publisher	Purina Mills
Studio	Purina Mills
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

2 lbs. Aquamax Pond Fish 4000, A 36% Protein, 3/16" / 4.8mm Floating Pellet For Catfish, Tilapia, Koi, Large Goldfish, Carp, And Other Omnivorous Fish That Normally Populate Ponds.

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