Aqua Source Hi Growth Sinking Koi Food

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Categories: Aqua Source Koi Food, Growth Koi Food, Koi Food, Sinking Koi Food

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Bag Size	3KG, 10kg
Brand	Aqua Source
Pellet Size	Medium 4-5mm
Food Type	Growth
Feeding Season	Summer / Warm Weather
Pellet Behaviour	Sinking

Aqua Source Hi Growth Sinking Koi Food is a richer growth-focused koi food for warm water, active feeding and body development. Introduce gradually, feed only what the fish clear quickly, and monitor ammonia, nitrite and water clarity when increasing feeding.

Price range: £40.95 through £84.75 (inc VAT)

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Aqua Source Hi Growth Sinking Koi Food

A growth formula for warm-water feeding above 16°C

The Hi Growth recipe contains 38% protein and 9% fat, with white fish meal, krill and wheatgerm among the listed ingredients. Aqua Source recommends feeding above 16°C for best results. Use it during active growth feeding when the fish are taking food well and the pond can support the ration.

Pellet format and pack choice

Bag Size: 3KG, 10kg; Pellet Size: Medium 4-5mm; Pellet Behaviour: Sinking. Select the required option for current price and availability. Choose a pack you can use while fresh and a pellet size the intended fish can comfortably take.

Watch the feeding area below the surface. Food disappearing from view does not establish that it has been eaten, especially near a bottom drain or where other fish intercept the pellets.

Ingredients and nutritional information

Ingredients: White fish meal, krill, wheatgerm, maize, fish oil, montmorillonite clay, carotenoids, vitamins A, D, C and E, minerals.

Protein: 38%
Crude fat: 9%
Crude fibre: 6%
Ash: 8.5%
Carbohydrates: 34%

These figures follow the declaration for this formula. Check the current supplied pack when comparing recipes, particularly when switching between floating and sinking foods or different pack ranges.

Feeding guidance

The manufacturer recommends water above 16°C for best results. Introduce growth feeding gradually, using several modest portions rather than a sudden increase in the daily ration.

Remove uneaten food and reduce feeding if water quality deteriorates. Increase the ration gradually as conditions improve, checking fish behaviour and filtration rather than relying on the calendar or a fixed scoop count.

Storage

Keep food sealed, cool and dry, away from direct sunlight. Use a clean, dry scoop and keep pond water out of the pack. Follow the best-before date and label directions, and avoid buying more than can be used while fresh.