Fiber is a non-digestible carbohydrate (cellulose and lignin). Although small amounts of fiber are necessary in the diet to aid digestion, they should not be excessive. Carnivores cannot digest fiber well and should consume no more than 4% fiber in their diet. Herbivorous fish and shrimps such as Caridina and Neocaridina Species should consume between 5% and 10% fiber in order to stay healthy. In nature they feed on leaf litter like catappa leaf, mulberry leaf and raspberry leaf...

Ingredients: Nettle, Alfalfa, Catappa Leaves, Mulberry Leaves, Raspberry Leaves.

Analysis : Protein 7.10%, Fat 1.97%, Carbs 10.22%, Fiber 16.70%, Ash 13.60%, Moisture 56.93%, Calcium 1.25%, Iodine 0.00%, Copper 0.00%, Magnesium 2.35%, Phosphorus 0.04%, Zinc 0.001%, Potassium 0.25%, Sodium 0.003%, Vitamin Folate 3.77%, Amino Acids 0.22%, Carotene 0.004%

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

Not recommended for carnivorous fish

For Shrimp 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