Hikari Staple Baby - Floating

This economical, daily diet for goldfish and koi fry will provide them with the basic nutrition they require to live a long and healthy life. Extensive research into the eating habits and living conditions of goldfish and baby koi provided us with the knowledge to develop Hikari® Goldfish Staple™. This economical, daily diet for goldfish and koi fry will provide them with the basic nutrition they require to properly develop.

Developed to help goldfish or baby koi develop proper form
The floating pellet allows younger users to easily see what the goldfish or baby koi is consuming so they can easily avoid over-feeding
Contains a nutrient package scientifically formulated for growth
Carefully selected ingredients offer a taste goldfish and baby koi readily accept
Added vitamins and minerals, including stabilized vitamin C, support immune system health

Crude Protein	Crude Fat	Crude Fiber	Moisture	Ash	Phosphorus
min. 32.0%	min. 4.0%	max. 3.0%	max. 10.0%	max. 12.0%	min. 0.7%

Hikari Staple Baby - Floating

Item	Size	Pellet Size
01120 - Hikari Staple Baby Pellets 3.5 oz (MPN 01120) Add to Cart for Price	3.5 oz	Baby Pellets - 1.7 - 2.0 mm	Add to Cart

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