Floating Fish Feed - High Protein Soy-based Extruded Meal, 28% Crude Protein, Excellent Water Stability - Disease Preventive, Cost-effective Nutrient Delivery

In the entire market, our firm is famous for manufacturing and supplying a wide assortment of Floating Fish Feed. Offered meal is hygienically processed under the favorable conditions and hence rich in nutrients and carbohydrates. This is a by-meal product and is extensively used for fish feeding purpose. Our provided range is tested on many quality and purity standards to ensure long shelf life. We charge extremely nominal prices for our collection of Floating Fish Feed.

Features:

• Excellent water stability
• Preventive from diseases
• Highly beneficial

Indian Solvent's latest new venture is the manufacture and sale of high protein soy-based extruded, floating fish feed for Indian fish farming under the the brand name ABIS FISH FEED. The feed is produced using an imported extrusion feed plant that is capable of producing 8 MT feed per hour using precision process control methods. The feeds containing 28% crude protein, 3% fat with 2500 K. cal. energy and 32% crude protein, 4% fat with 2700 K; cat; energy, will be delivered to customer at an economical price.

Extruded floating feed is the modern generation feed for producing farmed fish. The greatest advantage with the feed is the efficient nutrient delivery system made possible to fish. The user benefit is the ability to observe water stable feed floating on water by which one will be able to manage feed better, in order to derive maximum economic benefit, low FCR's and considerable reduction in grow-out period. This farming system relies on water and feed as the only inputs into the system. Due to this, better water quality is maintained, helps in low occurrence of diseases resulting in better survival and a healthy pond bottom. Water from ideally managed systems can be re-used after partially topping it with fresh water. The success of farming fish with such feeds depends on efficient feed management using the satiation feeding technique and package of fish farming practices recommended by ASA-IM