Mimicking newly-hatched brine shrimp: 500 μm slow-sinking particles designed as olfactory and visual cues to attract fingerlings and small tropical fish.
Meat/vegetable ratio at 8:2
- 100% All-natural protein from fresh meat, vegetables and seaweed
- 50% Sword prawns + akiami paste shrimps
- 7% Organic spinach + spirulina + seaweed
- 0% Additives, artificial colors or byproducts
Super nutritious formulation abounds with fresh sword prawns + akiami paste shrimps and organic spinach — the perfect natural alternative to brine shrimp
Blending together premium wild sword prawns and akiami paste shrimps
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 20g (60ml) |
| Form | Slow sinking micron particles |
| Meat/vegetable ratio | 8:2 |
| Key ingredients | Sword prawns, akiami paste shrimps, organic spinach, spirulina, seaweed |
| Contains additives | No |
FAQ
What is the size of the particles in this shrimp patty?
The particles are 500 μm in size and are designed to sink slowly in water, mimicking newly-hatched brine shrimp.
Are the ingredients in this product natural?
Yes, the product contains 100% all-natural protein from fresh meat, vegetables, and seaweed with no artificial colors, additives, or byproducts.
How does this product benefit small tropical fish?
The slow-sinking particles provide olfactory and visual cues that attract fingerlings and small tropical fish, making it an effective and natural feeding option.

Max McLean –
My neon tetras have been eating this consistently since I started using it. The slow sinking makes it easy to feed without waste. The fish seem more active and healthy. No fish have shown any signs of digestive issues.
Donna Dyer –
I switched from brine shrimp to this and noticed my guppies are more interested in feeding. The texture is similar and the color is natural. A good alternative for those avoiding brine shrimp.
Sarah Murray –
The ingredients are clearly listed and the product feels premium. My betta has been eating it every day. No fish have refused it, and the slow sinking works well in my tank.