Aqueon Omnivore Shrimp Discs
The Aqueon Omnivore Shrimp Discs offer a high-protein diet specially crafted for shrimp in the Genus Caridina, including varieties like Crystal and Bee Shrimp. Designed without fish meal to replicate their natural feeding habits, this food is enriched with color enhancers to vibrantize their appearance and includes Bentonite Clay to support exoskeleton growth and molting. It’s particularly advantageous for egg-carrying shrimp, often called “berried”, due to its elevated protein content. Backed by a Satisfaction Guarantee, it’s a top choice for shrimp enthusiasts. Available at shop.morphmarket.com.
- Perfect for Genus Caridina shrimp, such as Crystal and Bumble Bee varieties
- Features Bentonite Clay for enhanced molting and robust shell formation
- Excludes fish meal to match natural feeding behaviors
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.5 oz |
| Shrimp Type | Genus Caridina (e.g., Crystal, Bee Shrimp) |
| Key Ingredient | Bentonite Clay, Color Enhancers |
| Protein Content | High protein for berried shrimp |
FAQ
What types of shrimp are best suited for Aqueon Omnivore Shrimp Discs?
The Aqueon Omnivore Shrimp Discs are specifically formulated for shrimp in the Genus Caridina, including Crystal and Bumble Bee varieties.
Does this food contain fish meal?
No, this food is designed without fish meal to replicate the natural feeding habits of shrimp.
How does Bentonite Clay benefit shrimp?
Bentonite Clay supports exoskeleton growth and helps with the molting process, promoting stronger shells.
Piers Mathis –
My Crystal shrimp have been eating these discs regularly for two months. Their color has become more vibrant and they seem healthier. The shrimp are molting properly, which I didn’t notice before. Great for berried shrimp too.
Joshua Morrison –
I switched from a commercial shrimp food to Aqueon Omnivore and noticed a difference in my Bumble Bee shrimp’s activity and appearance. The color is more vivid and they seem more active. The clay helps with shell development.
Benjamin Cameron –
The shrimp have been thriving on these discs. No fish meal means it’s more natural. I’ve seen better molting and the shrimp look shinier. A solid choice for long-term feeding.