Super nutritious formulation abounds with fresh sword prawns + akiami paste shrimps and organic spinach—the perfect natural alternative to brine shrimp.
 
Blending together premium wild sword prawns and akiami paste shrimps (up to 50% of total content), this formulation is packed with natural calcium and energized with a wealth of carefully selected ingredients like organic spinach, fresh squid, fresh-pick garlic, natural spirulina and seaweed. Rich in calcium and fiber, while low in fat, this all-round nutritious recipe helps fry develop strong bones and healthy body as the perfect natural alternative to brine shrimp.
 
Mimicking newly-hatched brine shrimp: 500 μm slow-sinking particles.
 
Armed with advanced processing technology, Ultra Fresh have produced slow-sinking particles similar to the size and sinking patterns of newly-hatched brine shrimp (500 μm). Insisting on 10 hours of low-temperature baking process to completely retain the original flavors of the ingredients. The fine particles act as olfactory and visual cues that attract fry and small tropical fish, and allow speedy intake for less waste.
 
UF multi-strain probiotics facilitate auto-decomposition of excretion and residues to keep the water clean.
 
All-new probiotics coating process ensures each gram contains at least over 3 million CFUs of UF multi-strain probiotics, which quickly help fish grow a healthy digestive flora. This allows for complete absorption of nutrients and facilitation of excretion, as well as faster decomposition of waste. What's more, it boosts the disease-fighting abilities of your fry and reduces their susceptibility to intestinal inflammation.
 
Ganoderma polysaccharides, garlic and Vitamin B group added to boost immunity.
 
Premium-quality immune-boost formula: rich in valuable nutrients such as Ganoderma polysaccharides, garlic, Australian spirulina, vitamin A, D3, C, E, B1, B2, B6, & B12), β-carotene, natural minerals, and trace elements to fortify your fish's immune system, boost metabolism, increase energy and reduce diseases.