Vitalis Marine Strand is a palatable and highly digestible balanced feed. Designed to enable the delivery of a complete nutritional profile, concealed within the cavity of a wet fish or squid.
Developed as a solution for feeding some of the more challenging larger species such as tiger sharks and cow nose rays, Marine Strand is designed to be concealed inside a wet fish or squid. This acts as a nutritious “food parcel” – the Strand being the source of complete nutrition.
The Strand takes the form of an elongated “rope” of pellet feed. It can be cut to the desired length and inserted within the body cavity of a wet fish or squid to deliver high quality nutrition.
Formulated for all grazing marine fish, including:
Frequency of feeding will relate to numbers, size, and variation of species within the tank.
Fritz Aquatics is proud to be the exclusive U.S. distributor of Vitalis Aquatic Nutrition by World Feeds in the U.K., bringing this internationally trusted brand to retailers, hobbyists and professional aquarists across the U.S.
All Vitalis diets are comprised of high quality, sustainably sourced ingredients - including whole fish meal, squid, shrimp, mussel and seaweed blends, uniquely formulated for high digestibility. We employ unique processes to create soft, malleable feeds that further aid ease of digestion.
Large and versatile flakes, soft sinking pellets and our unique grazers ensure that each species is able to obtain their high quality nutrition in the way that best suits them, mimicking their natural feeding behavior.
Low-leaching formulas means our diets are highly stable in water. Combined with their high digestibility, this help to minimize excess nutrient accumulation which leads to significantly benefitting water quality and less stress on filtration systems.
Vitalis is fed to millions of fish in major public aquariums around the globe, including some of the largest exhibits in the world. Vitalis diets are used to feed a wide variety of species from garden eels to tiger sharks and those same formulations are available to the fish in your home aquarium.
Frequency of feeding will relate to numbers, size, and variation of species within the tank.
Do not put wet fingers into pot.
Do not overfeed.
Remove any uneaten food.
Store in a cool, dry place.