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• DESCRIPTION DETAILS FACTS DIRECTIONS WARNINGS A large percentage of ornamental reef organisms prey extensively upon zooplankton visible to the unaided human eye, and also consume particulate material (e.g. "parts") remaining from organisms that have not been wholly consumed by their predators. Rather than rely solely upon pellets and/or flake foods to address these requirements in captivity, the use of natural prey organisms and their parts simplifies the transition into captivity and is an appropriate part of a successful feeding program. Brightwell Aquatics Macrovore addresses feeding requirements of motile and sessile organisms that prey upon relatively-large plankton and suspended particulate material. The tional profile of the specific roe utilized promotes long-term , growth, and improved (e.g. intensified) coloration in consumers. Macrovore presents an appropriate range of particle sizes for feeding many species of sea horses, and encourages planktivorous species that are often difficult to acclimate to captivity to begin feeding. The tional impact of the roe and marine oils utilized helps decrease overall feeding requirements by delivering greater tion per unit dry mass, helping decrease the overall impact of feeding on aquarium water quality. Macrovore does not require refrigeration, however storage in a cool, shaded area will prolong the activity of the s. Refrigeration will maximize the shelf-life of Macrovore. Suspension of North American marine crustacean roe with a size range of ~0.7 - 1.2 mm. Fortified with free-form essential amino s, s important to immune system function, carotenoid-rich oils of marine origin (also rich in omega-3 HUFA), and natural feeding attractants to improve feeding responsiveness in fishes. Rich in natural pigments that have been found to intensify overall coloration. Appropriate for feeding anemones, LPS corals, gorgonians, and solitary and colonial polyps, particularly at night when tentacles are extended to maximize chances of prey-capture. Readily consumed by planktivorous fishes. Suitable for improving coloration of all freshwater species of fish, including Discus. Package Description: 17 fl. oz. (500 ml) Serving Size: .. Number of Servings: .. Guaranteed Analysis: Moisture (max) 68.5%, protein (min) 23%, lipid (min) 3.5%, fiber (min) 1.3%, ash (max) 4%. Ingredients: Purified water, marine crustacean roe, proprietary marine oils, ascorbic , free-form amino and ty s. Instructions and Guidelines Shake container well prior to use. Turn protein skimmer and other forms of mechanical filtration off prior to adding Macrovore, and allow 10 - 15 minutes before resuming operation of filtration. Target Feeding (anemones and corals): Target feeding may be carried out with a lengthy piece of rigid air tubing, plastic syringe, pipette, dropper, or similar device; suck a portion of Macrovore into the feeding device, then slowly discharge the contents of the device 2 - 4" upstream of the target organism(s). Repeat these steps as deemed necessary. Do not place items that have been exposed to aquarium water inside this container without first thoroughly rinsing them (inside and outside) with fresh water; failure to do so will contaminate the product and encourage it to decompose. See 'Notes' below regarding maximum recommended feeding a. Anemones may be fed whenever they appear to be fully-inflated; feeding anemones small as on a daily, rather than weekly, basis replicates natural circumstances and promotes . Most corals extend their tentacles at night, when the majority of coralivorous and zooplanktivorous fishes are a and the abundance of zooplankton in the water column passing over and through the reef is at its greatest. Therefore, the most sensible time to feed Macrovore to corals is after the main lights in the aquarium have been off (preferably for at least one- to two-hours). CoralAmino may be dosed 5 - 10.

A large percentage of ornamental reef organisms prey extensively upon zooplankton visible to the unaided human eye, and also consume particulate material (e.g. "parts") remaining from organisms that have not been wholly consumed by their predators. Rather than rely solely upon pellets and/or flake foods to address these requirements in captivity, the use of natural prey organisms and their parts simplifies the transition into captivity and is an appropriate part of a successful feeding program. Brightwell Aquatics Macrovore addresses feeding requirements of motile and sessile organisms that prey upon relatively-large plankton and suspended particulate material. The tional profile of the specific roe utilized promotes long-term , growth, and improved (e.g. intensified) coloration in consumers. Macrovore presents an appropriate range of particle sizes for feeding many species of sea horses, and encourages planktivorous species that are often difficult to acclimate to captivity to begin feeding. The tional impact of the roe and marine oils utilized helps decrease overall feeding requirements by delivering greater tion per unit dry mass, helping decrease the overall impact of feeding on aquarium water quality. Macrovore does not require refrigeration, however storage in a cool, shaded area will prolong the activity of the s. Refrigeration will maximize the shelf-life of Macrovore. Suspension of North American marine crustacean roe with a size range of ~0.7 - 1.2 mm. Fortified with free-form essential amino s, s important to immune system function, carotenoid-rich oils of marine origin (also rich in omega-3 HUFA), and natural feeding attractants to improve feeding responsiveness in fishes. Rich in natural pigments that have been found to intensify overall coloration. Appropriate for feeding anemones, LPS corals, gorgonians, and solitary and colonial polyps, particularly at night when tentacles are extended to maximize chances of prey-capture. Readily consumed by planktivorous fishes. Suitable for improving coloration of all freshwater species of fish, including Discus.