Piscine Energetics PE Pellets Freshwater Fish Food (2mm)
Nutritionally complete fish food formulated for freshwater aquarium fish. Made with fresh PE Mysis shrimp as the first ingredient, providing a highly palatable and digestible diet.
PE Mysis shrimp is sustainably harvested and naturally gut-loaded with phytoplankton, rich in Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, and high in protein. Contains astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant that enhances natural coloration and supports fish immunity.
Designed and manufactured in Canada at the Piscine Energetics feed laboratory. The slow-sinking 2mm pellets are easy to offer and ideal for consistent feeding.
| Key Features | Details |
|---|---|
| First Ingredient | PE Mysis Shrimp |
| Size | 2mm |
| Form | Slow-sinking pellets |
| Key Nutrients | Omega 3 & 6, high protein, astaxanthin |
| Harvesting | Sustainable, gut-loaded with phytoplankton |
FAQ
What makes PE Mysis shrimp different from other shrimp-based fish foods?
PE Mysis shrimp is sustainably harvested and naturally gut-loaded with phytoplankton, providing a higher concentration of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids and protein. It is also rich in astaxanthin, which supports fish coloration and immunity.
Are these pellets suitable for all types of freshwater fish?
PE Pellets are formulated for general freshwater aquarium fish and are especially well-suited for species that prefer a shrimp-based diet. Best results are seen in community and omnivorous species.
How should I store the pellets to maintain freshness?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the container sealed when not in use to preserve freshness and prevent moisture absorption.
Katherine Churchill –
My betta has been eating these pellets consistently for over two months. The fish shows better color and activity. The 2mm size sinks slowly, so it’s easy to feed without overfeeding. I appreciate the natural ingredients and the fact that the shrimp is sustainably sourced.
Sue Ferguson –
My community tank of guppies and danios loves the pellets. They eat them immediately and seem healthier than before. The astaxanthin gives a natural red tint to the fish, which I’ve noticed in the last few weeks.
Robert Hardacre –
The pellets sink slowly and are easy to distribute. My fish don’t seem to waste food, which is a plus. A bit expensive, but the quality is noticeable in the fish’s health and appearance.
Jessica Paige –
After switching from flake food, my corydoras started eating more and seemed more active. The protein and omega content seem to be making a difference. I’ve kept the pellets in a sealed container and they’ve stayed fresh for months.
Adrian Watson –
Good quality product with a natural taste. The fish are more vibrant and seem to have better digestion. I feed them twice a day and they don’t struggle to eat the pellets.