WA Arowana Nutri Sticks 200g
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WA Arowana Nutri Sticks are a premium, highly stable floating stick pellet designed specifically for Arowanas and large carnivorous surface-feeding fish. Formulated by fish nutrition experts, this feed mimics the nutrition of ...
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WA Arowana Nutri Sticks are a premium, highly stable floating stick pellet designed specifically for Arowanas and large carnivorous surface-feeding fish. Formulated by fish nutrition experts, this feed mimics the nutrition of natural wild prey while offering a safe, parasite-free alternative to live feeder fish.
Key Benefits
- Rapid Muscle Growth: Packed with 45%–46% crude protein derived from high-quality fish and shrimp meal.
- Vibrant Colour Sheen: Enriched with natural carotenoids like astaxanthin, spirulina, and marigold extract to enhance deep reds and bright golds.
- Water Clarity: The "float-ready" sticks maintain structural integrity on the surface and will not cloud your aquarium water.
- Immunity Support: Fortified with 18 types of amino acids, Omega-3 fatty acids, and essential vitamins (A, C, D3, E, K) to build strong disease resistance.
Nutritional Profile
- Crude Protein: 45% – 46%
- Crude Fat: 6% – 9%
- Crude Fibre: ~4%
- Moisture: ~9%
Which Fish Can Eat It?
- All Arowanas: Asian (Red, Golden), Silver, Jardini, and African varieties.
- Other Large Predators: Peacock Bass, Snakeheads, Oscars, large Cichlids, Gar, and predatory Catfish.
Feeding & Transition Instructions
- Frequency: Feed 1 to 2 times daily. Only offer what your fish can completely consume within 2–3 minutes. Remove any leftover soggy sticks immediately to keep water pristine.
- How to Transition Picky Eaters: If your Arowana is heavily accustomed to live food, it may initially reject dry pellets. To switch them over, starve the fish for 2 to 3 days to build up an appetite before introducing the sticks. Alternatively, try soaking the sticks briefly to soften them, or wiggle them at the surface to simulate live movement.