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Decapsulated (Shell-Free) Non-Hatching Brine Shrimp Eggs are a nutrient-wealthy, convenient feed option for tropical fish. These eggs are an superb source of proteins, lipids, and amino acids, important for the healthy increase of fry and juveniles. The outer shell (chorion) is cautiously eliminated through a specialized system, leaving in the back of a enormously digestible and nutrient-packed embryo. No hatching is required, making those eggs a time-saving and energy-efficient alternative to stay brine shrimp. The decapsulation technique preserves important nutrients, ensuring that the power typically utilized in hatching stays to be had on your fish. To feed, virtually rehydrate the eggs in fresh water for a couple of minutes and offer them directly for your fry or juveniles. For adult fish, rehydration isn’t normally necessary. Important Feeding Tip: A small quantity is going an extended way—be careful no longer to overfeed. These non-hatching eggs are ideal for angelfish, goldfish, guppies, in addition to corydoras and plecostomus. This nutrient-dense feed supports your fish’s growth, vitality, and overall well-being with out the problem of hatching.
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