Products Introduction
Aqua Plus® Frozen Rotifer is a microscopic multi-cellular organism, typically 50 to 300 micrometers in length.It has a distinct head, trunk, and foot, with a wheel-like corona used for locomotion and feeding. Found in ponds, lakes, and rivers, rotifers are key components of the aquatic food web. They serve as a nutritious food source for small fish and invertebrates. Aqua Plus® Frozen Rotifer is a carefully processed product that offers convenient, nutritious feeding for aquatic organisms.
1. High Nutritional Value: Rich in proteins, essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals to support growth and immunity.
2. Convenient for Aquarium Owners: Long shelf life when properly stored, easy to dispense, and available in various sizes.
3. Suitable for Many Aquatic Organisms: Ideal for small fish, invertebrates, larval fish, and other microscopic feeders.
4. Easy to Use: Simply thaw and feed, or use a pipette for targeted feeding. No special live food handling required.
Storage & Shelf Life
Aqua Plus® Frozen Rotifer should be stored in a freezer at a constant temperature. Ideally, it should be kept at a temperature below -18 degrees Celsius. This helps to maintain its quality and nutritional value. When storing frozen rotifer, it is important to use airtight containers to prevent freezer burn and to keep out moisture. Labeling the containers with the date of purchase can also help ensure that you use the rotifer before it expires. According to some sources, properly stored frozen rotifer can last for several months.
Feeding Guidelines
There are several methods of feeding frozen rotifer to aquatic organisms. One common method is to thaw the rotifer in a small container of aquarium water before feeding. This helps to prevent shock to the aquatic organisms and also allows the rotifer to regain some of its moisture. Another method is to use a pipette or turkey baster to dispense the frozen rotifer directly into the aquarium. This can be useful for targeting specific areas of the aquarium or for feeding small or shy organisms.
For larval fish or very small aquatic organisms, it may be necessary to crush the frozen rotifer into smaller pieces to make it easier for them to consume. Some aquarium owners also mix frozen rotifer with other types of food, such as flakes or pellets, to provide a more varied diet. It is important to feed frozen rotifer in moderation. Overfeeding can lead to water quality issues and can also cause obesity in aquatic organisms. As a general rule, it is recommended to feed only what the aquatic organisms can consume in a few minutes.
Product Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| Packaging Size | 1kg/block or 100g/blister |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When can I get the price?
A: We usually quote within 8 hours after receiving your inquiry.
Q: What is your MOQ for Bulk Frozen Rotifer?
A: If we have stock, there is no MOQ. For production orders, MOQ is negotiable based on your exact needs.
Q: How long does delivery take?
A: Standard delivery is 10-15 days after order confirmation. In-stock items ship within 1-2 days.
Q: Do you offer OEM packaging for Frozen Rotifer?
A: Yes, we provide flexible OEM services including custom packaging, labeling, and carton designs. Contact our sales team for details.
Q: How should I store Frozen Rotifer?
A: Keep it in a freezer at a constant temperature below -18 degrees Celsius. Use airtight containers to prevent freezer burn and moisture. Properly stored frozen rotifer can last for several months.
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