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Maintain Vibrant And Healthy Fish

With Fishalicious Fish Food

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Fishalicious provides exact weights of crude protein, fat, fibre and moisture per portion with NO additives of fillers.

What Kinds Of Fish Need Fishalicious Food

Frozen krill, shrimp, and bloodworms benefit many types of fish, including (but not limited to):

  • Koi
  • Catfish
  • Angelfish
  • Gouramis
  • Hatchets
  • Livebearers
  • Sharks
  • Neons
  • Turtles
  • Parots

If your fish is carnivorous or omnivorous, they need frozen food to (at least) supplement their diet.

Fishalicious

Products

All our fish food is from its natural source – Vancouver Island, Antarctica, and China.

Frozen Krill

Krill is perfect to use as your fish’s main food. Not only does it drastically improve the colours of your fish, but it also pairs wonderfully with our supplementary fish food (although Krill can also supplement a flake/pellet diet).

The 2 types of Krill we sell:

  • Superba – Harvested in Antarctica
  • Pacifica – Harvested in Vancouver Island

The main difference between the 2 is the size of them. Superba Krill are the size of a small shrimp. Pacifica is the size of a very small worm.

Frozen Shrimp

Both kinds of shrimp we sell are harvested off China’s coast.

Shrimp isn’t meant to be the only thing in your fish’s diet. They’re so packed with protein that it’s very easy to overfeed your fish with them.

The 2 kinds of Shrimp we sell:

  • Brine – think of Brine Shrimp as ‘cookies’ for your fish. They’re a nice treat that’s not too indulgent.
  • Mysis – the ‘cheesecake’ shrimp! Richer than cookies, but delicious in small quantities. A lovely ‘dessert’ for your fish. Plus, Mysis Shrimp aids in the enhancement of your fish’s colour.

 

Frozen Bloodworms

Bloodworms are a nice snack for your fish. They aren’t as protein dense as Brine or Mysis Shrimp, but they’re an excellent supplement.

It’s best to feed your fish all 5 of our products. Think what your fish would eat out in nature – a variety of different:

  • Shrimp
  • Krill
  • Worms

Feeding your fish a variety gives them a rich diet they can thrive off of.

For scientific analysis of the different fish foods, visit Krill Canada!

Packaging

It’s common for fish food companies to weigh product packaging as well as the product itself – which means the weight on the package isn’t what you’re really getting.

The packaging on our fish food always states the exact weight – and if it turns out to be wrong, we always reimburse you.

All Fishalicious food is available in the following sizes:

4 oz Cube Pack – a tray of 24 cubes

*distributors must order a minimum of 129 cube trays

8 oz and 16 oz Flat Packs – a single slab of food – comes in cases of 25 units each

To feed, you break off what you need and store the rest back in the freezer!
*minimum orders apply:

  • 8 oz – 100 packs (4 case min order)
  • 16 oz – 50 packs (2 case min order)

 

Bulk Packaging

Perfect For Fisheries and Farms

Both kinds of Krill are available in bulk.

Frozen bulk comes in 1 lb cut blocks, but you must order a minimum of 100 lbs (you can mix and match the type of Krill you’re ordering – superba/pacifica).

We can satisfy orders that are up to 10 tonnes.
 

Freeze-Dried Superba Krill
You have the option of ordering freeze-dried Superba Krill. Freeze -dried product is more concentrated. For example, 4 lbs of frozen food = 1lb of freeze dried!

Comes in 4 kg bags. Minimum order is 5 bags.

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Your Fishalicious Feeding Process

Feeding your fish our product is super simple. Follow this guide:
Step 1:

Take a chunk of food (either you break it off a slab or take a cube, depending on the product size you have) and place it in the tank.

1 cube too big? Break it up into smaller pieces (you may have to thaw the cube to do so).

Step 2:

Watch as your fish attack (I mean…eat) the food. It thaws as they devour.

If the food is gone in less than 3 minutes, add a bit more until they slow down their dining frenzy (don’t feed longer than 3 minutes, however. You can end up overfeeding).

Step 3:

Repeat 2-3 times a day, depending on your fish. If they still devour the food after 3 minutes of feeding, you need to feed them again a little later.

Why Fishalicious

You might be wondering if frozen food is worth it. I mean, the flakes seem to be fine. Your fish is alive, right?

Well, frozen fish food not only gives your fish a rich diet that mirrors the diet they’d have in the wild, but it also gives them:

  • Sharp, vibrant colours
  • Accelerated growth
  • Better breeding
  • Longer lifespan
  • Less health problems

Let’s compare pets for a moment.

Your family dog gets fairly decent food. Even if you feed them average quality kibbles, you’re looking at roughly $40 a bag.

$20 of frozen fish food not only lasts longer than that $40 bag of doggie food, but is as premium as you can get when it comes to fish diets.