Piscine Energetics Introduces PE Calanus Frozen Zooplankton
23 Jun, 2015
The new PE Mysis + PE Calanus Twin Pack.
via Piscine Energetics
PE Calanus are a decapod zooplankton sustainably harvested in pristine arctic waters at a unique stage of their life cycle using a patented, environmentally friendly method. During this active phytoplankton feeding stage, PE Calanus are naturally bio-encapsulated with essential fatty acids resulting in a highly nutritious diet.
PE Calanus are great for freshwater and saltwater fish in addition to being an excellent food for corals and other filter feeding organisms. PE Calanus are instantly recognizable by their brilliant orange coloration stemming from the high levels of astaxanthin and other carotenoid pigments.
For more information, visit Piscine Energetics at www.Mysis.com
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March 29, 2016
Deacapod crustacea are shrimp,crabs,lobsters and kin.Calanus belong to the subclass Copepods.
