Pangas Starter Floating (Oil Coated)

Here’s a detailed overview of Pangas Starter Floating Oil Coated Fish Feed:

Feed Type: 2mm Pill

Ingredients: Fish Meal, Soybean Meal, Wheat Flour, Fish Oil, Corn Gluten Meal, Vitamins and Minerals, Probiotics, Prebiotics, Maiza, Full-fat, Soybean, Poultry Meal, Rice Polish, DORB, RSM, Blood Meal, Growth Promoter, Mold Inhibitors, Water Conditioner, Meat Pro.

Storage Instructions:

• Cool, Dry Place: Store in a cool, dry area to prevent spoilage and maintain freshness.
• Tightly Sealed: Keep the feed in its original sealed bag or in a tightly closed container to avoid moisture and contamination.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Store away from direct sunlight to protect the quality of the feed.

Pack size: 20Kg

Shelf Life:

• Unopened Bags: Typically lasts 60 days from the date of manufacture when stored properly.
• Opened Bags: Best if used within 30 days to ensure maximum freshness and nutritional quality.

Features

• Floating Pellets: Designed to float on the surface, allowing easy access for young pangas to feed without competition.
• High Protein Content: Formulated with sufficient protein levels to support optimal growth during the starter phase.
• Oil Coating: The addition of oil enhances flavor and increases the energy density of the feed, making it more appealing to fish.

Advantages

• Promotes Healthy Growth: Nutritionally rich formulation supports rapid and robust growth in young pangas, leading to improved yields.
• Boosts Immune Health: Fortified with vitamins and minerals to strengthen the immune system and enhance overall health.
• Improves Water Quality: High digestibility reduces waste in the water, promoting a cleaner aquatic environment.
• Enhances Coloration: Natural color enhancers improve the visual appeal of pangas, making them more marketable.
• Increases Feed Intake: The oil coating increases palatability, encouraging more frequent feeding and better growth rates.
• Efficient Feeding: Floating pellets ensure that all fish can feed effectively, minimizing competition and ensuring each fish receives adequate nutrition.