Decapsulated Artemia cysts by Plecoceramics - a high-quality fish food made from decapsulated and dried eggs of the Artemia shrimp 2 oz (50 gramm). We use artemia eggs for feeding our pleco fry from the first days when their yolk sac gone.This feed contains a high content of protein, carotenoids, and fat, as well as all the essential and indispensable vitamins and amino acids. Decapsulated Artemia is one of the best feeds for fry, as well as an excellent source of protein for the development and growth of all aquarium fish.
These Artemia cysts contain all the necessary and important nutrients, as well as elements for quick growth and excellent health of fish fry. This feed can be used together with live Artemia and used as a transitional stage to dry feeds. Decapsulated Artemia can be regularly fed to fish as a supplement to regular feed.
This decapsulated product is fully ready to use and does not require incubation for hatching. Simply distribute it on the surface, and these decapsulated eggs can be fed to fry almost as easily as dry feed. Consistent use of this feed promotes proper growth, stimulates the brightness and saturation of fish color. Decapsulated eggs are almost as calorie-rich as live Artemia.
Feeding instructions: Add a pinch of decapsulated Artemia to fresh water (a tablespoon of water will suffice) in a small container and let it settle for 20-30 minutes (this is necessary for the decapsulated eggs to soak and sink). Then, rinse the feed in a sieve with dense fabric under running water to remove decay products that may have formed during prolonged storage. Feed small portions, stirring beforehand to form a suspension. Pour a little of this wonderful suspension into the aquarium and observe how the fry consume it.
Decapsulated Artemia cysts need to be soaked in water for 10 minutes to absorb moisture and prevent sinking. Be sure to check out the instructional video in the product description for more information. Don't miss out on the opportunity to enjoy this mouth-watering treat!
Feed decapsulated Artemia in small portions. The frequency of feeding decapsulated Artemia depends on the age and species of the fish.
