Aqua Source Wheatgerm Koi Food

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Categories: Aqua Source Koi Food, Koi Food, Wheatgerm Koi Food

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Bag Size	3KG, 10kg
Brand	Aqua Source
Pellet Size	Medium 4-5mm
Food Type	Wheatgerm
Feeding Season	Spring / Autumn
Pellet Behaviour	Floating

Aqua Source Wheatgerm Koi Food is designed for cooler-water or transitional feeding when koi are active but digestion is slower than in summer. Adjust feeding to water temperature and fish behaviour, and reduce or stop feeding if food is not being cleared quickly.

Price range: £42.95 through £89.75 (inc VAT)

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Aqua Source Wheatgerm Koi Food

Floating wheatgerm food for cooler water above 6°C

Aqua Source floating Wheatgerm combines wheatgerm with white fish meal and has a 30% protein and 3% fat declaration. The bulk floating recipe differs from Sinking Wheatgerm and from Value Wheatgerm 1 kg. Compare the exact format and recipe when changing food for cooler conditions.

Pellet format and pack choice

Bag Size: 3KG, 10kg; Pellet Size: Medium 4-5mm; Pellet Behaviour: Floating. 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.

Floating pellets make appetite easier to observe. Spread modest portions across the feeding area if dominant fish take most of the food, and check that smaller or quieter fish receive a share.

Ingredients and nutritional information

Ingredients: Wheatgerm, white fish meal, fish oil, soya, clay, minerals and vitamins.

Protein: 30%
Crude fat: 3%
Ash: 7%
Carbohydrates: 39%

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

Feed above 6°C while the fish remain active enough to take food. Use small portions and watch appetite closely as the pond cools.

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.