Each vitamin deficit has its own set of symptoms, but the most common indication of any vitamin deficiency is stunted growth.

B vitamins (thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine, biotin, folic acid, and cobalamins), inositol, choline, and vitamin C are all water-soluble vitamins (ascorbic acid). Vitamin C is arguably the most significant of these because it is a potent antioxidant that helps fish and shrimp's immune systems.

Vitamins A (retinol, betacarotene), D (cholecalciferol), E (tocopherols), and K are fat-soluble vitamins (phylloquinone). Vitamin E is the one that gets the most attention because of its vital antioxidant activity. 

Ingredients: Spirulina, Nettle, Bee Pollen, Chlorella, Moringa, Catappa Leaves, Dulse.

Analysis : Protein 21.30%, Fat 5.70%, Carbs 16.42%, Fiber 10.79%, Ash 21.68%, Moisture 11.52%, Calcium 1.38%, Iodine 0.004%, Copper 0.001%, Magnesium 4.87%, Phosphorus 0.36%, Zinc 0.01%, Potassium 1.24%, Sodium 0.09%, Vitamin Folate 27.20%, Amino Acids 0.28%, Carotene 0.14%

While our powder food can be fed along with other feeding diets you use, please feed moderately and only in small quantities.

This product may increase the shrimp shell coloration. In our case, we do not feed it to Golden Bee, because we want the color to remain close to white.

For Shrimp in established tanks, feed only once a week not more than a rice grain (21 mg) size for 10 shrimps in 5 gallons (increments x 0.5 based on volume and stock load)

We recommend following the instructions in this video:

How to Feed Powder Food for Shrimp Fish - Instructions Video
https://youtu.be/9qumBOzxp14