  | Baby Brine Shrimp
The perfect food for baby fish and reef tanks. Cysts are decapsulated to ensure that shells won't interfere with digestion. Nauplii are flash-frozen within hours of hatching for the highest nutritional value. The newly hatched brine shrimp are also readily accepted by corals and other filter feeding reef species. You won't find a more nutritious product. Guaranteed Analsys Crude Protein Min 2.6% Crude Fat Min 0.35% Crude Fiber Max 0.5% Moisture Max 97.0% Dry Protein % 60.47% Ingredients Artemia franciscana (Baby brine shrimp) 100% |
 3.5 oz cube   4 oz Flat Pk 8 oz Flat Pk 16 oz Flat Pk 32 oz Flat Pk | Have a finicky eater? It will be love at first bite! These shrimp are raised in saltwater ponds that are rich in algae and diatoms. Even herbivores love them. San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp rank at the top of the nutritional charts in high levels of essential fatty acids, protein, and pigments Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein Min 5.80% Crude Fat Min 0.60% Crude Fiber Max 0.25% Moisture Max 92.00% Dry Protein % 72.50% Ingredients Artemia franciscana |
.gif) .gif)  | Our SFBB omega-3 formula is fed to live brine shrimp before freezing. By doing so, HUFA levels are enhanced to promote maturation and breeding, while increasing disease resistance. Excellent diet for saltwater and coldwater fish, where these special omegas are a must in the longevity of your fish. Guaranteed Analsys Crude Protein Min 5.80% Crude Fat Min 1.30% Crude Fiber Max 0.50% Moisture Max 91.00% Dry Protein % 64.44% Ingredients Brine shrimp, Omega-3 powder |
.gif) .gif)  | These brine shrimp are fed a bio-enriched diet that includes Spirulina. Spirulina algae are rich in vitamins, carotenoids and minerals. Although excellent for day to day feeding, this product can be fed to your fish prior to a stressful situation, such as a move or a transfer, to help boost the immune system. Guaranteed Analsys Crude Protein Min 4.50% Crude Fat Min 0.40% Crude Fiber Max 0.50% Moisture Max 94.00% Dry Protein % 75.00% Ingredients Artemia franciscana (brine shrimp), Spirulina algae |
