
Krill & shrimp treats
Whole krill or mysis shrimp, freeze-dried or frozen. Hikari Bio-Pure FD Krill: krill plus vitamins, protein min 50%, fat min 6%, moisture max 7%, natural astaxanthin. Hikari Bio-Pure Frozen Mysis: brackish-water mysis, about 96% water.
For: FD krill: marine fish, turtles, frogs and large freshwater fish that need meatier food. Mysis: most freshwater and marine fish, e.g. cichlids, angels, triggerfish, wrasses and seahorses.
How to feed: FD krill: up to three times a day, as much as is eaten within a minute. Frozen mysis: a treat no more than twice a day, as much as is eaten in 30–45 seconds; remove leftovers.
Careful: Hikari says these foods are sterilised and free of harmful parasites and bacteria. Wash your hands after handling (allergy risk). Remove uneaten food. Use as treats, not a staple diet.
Examples you may see in shops: Freeze-dried krill (e.g. Hikari Bio-Pure FD Krill, Omega One Freeze-Dried Krill), Hikari Bio-Pure Frozen Mysis Shrimp. Not endorsements.
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- What it iscorrectedHikari Bio-Pure FD Krill (manufacturer) · Hikari Bio-Pure Frozen Mysis Shrimp (manufacturer)
- Who it's forcorrectedHikari Bio-Pure FD Krill (manufacturer) · Hikari Bio-Pure Frozen Mysis Shrimp (manufacturer)
- How to feedcorrectedHikari Bio-Pure FD Krill (manufacturer) · Hikari Bio-Pure Frozen Mysis Shrimp (manufacturer)
- ProductsHikari Bio-Pure FD Krill (manufacturer) · Hikari Bio-Pure Frozen Mysis Shrimp (manufacturer) · Aquatic Arts - Omega One Freeze Dried Krill (retailer)
- SafetycorrectedHikari Bio-Pure Frozen Mysis Shrimp (manufacturer)