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Natural Tropical Fish Shrimp Snail Food

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Fish Shrimp Snail Homemade FoodIn this age of chemicals, additives and sporadic policing of fish food, it is imperative that we feed our aquatic pets foods that are as whole and natural as possible.

Immunition Bottom Bites are a proprietary blend, formulated based on extensive scientific research by independent scientists and universities. Each and every ingredient is carefully chosen for specific benefits, and combined for ultimate bio-availability and utilization. There is a special focus on natural immunity, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral and anti-parasite properties. There are no short-cuts and no economizing with sacrificed quality, and no extreme temperatures to obliviate the naturally sourced nutrients as we see in manufactured pelleted & flaked fish food. What's more, fish, snails and shrimp devour this natural fish food with great enthusiasm! (Check out the testimonials below).

Natural Dehydrated Fish Shrimp & Aquatic Snail Food

Some features of Bottom Bites fish food:

Human-Grade Seaweed/Algae, including Naturose (a premium, bio-available source of astaxanthin). A 'wonder food' for both humans and fish. Bottom Bites contain at least seven species of Seaweed, including Alaria, Laminaria, Chondrus, Porphyra, Haematococcus, Ulva species and Spirulina! Different seaweed/algae species excel at different functions and you won't find a more complete mix than this in any other food.

Human-Grade Calcium Montmorillonite Clay - Desert Calcium Montmorillonite Clay is one of the most celebrated clays in natural medicine. It is an extremely clean volcanic-origin clay that is rich in active, ionic trace minerals. It is highly alkaline, with university tested and time-proven antimicrobial properties. Parasites and their eggs are dragged out of the system with the clay before they can establish, making it a fantastic preventative and treatment [Ran Knishinsky, The Clay Cure]. It also aids in digestion and passes through the digestive system in part, providing benefits to the aquatic environment and plants. Virtually all animals, including fish, seek out healing clays instinctively in the wild.

Natural Dehydrated Fish Shrimp & Aquatic Snail DietsImmunition Bottom Bites fish food also contains 12 super-vegetables, and we add just enough super-fruits to provide the benefits they offer without polluting the environment. Bottom Bites are further fortified with human-grade, natural Vitamins & Minerals and immunity-building Herbs. If it's available in organic and/or human-grade, that's what we use.

Immunition Bottom Bites are brought together with natural vegetable binders (no empty fillers!) and then low-temp dehydrated in an industrial dehydrator to maintain optimum nutrition levels while ensuring safety. Only a combo of natural preservatives are used, keeping everyone safe while offering benefits of their own - there are no chemicals added.

With all of these things considered, we are confident that this natural fish food offers premium nutrition. However, we always encourage you to familiarize yourself with the nutrient requirements of your particular species and supplement accordingly. There is really no such thing as a 'staple food', even in species group formulations - optimum balance for the specific species should always be the goal.

Immunition Bottom Bites are a low-temp dehydrated fish/invertebrate food that is highly concentrated and packed with premium, naturally-sourced nutrition - feed sparingly. When feeding Bottom Bites fish food to your tropical fish, crustaceans, reptiles or invertebrates, keep in mind that three ounces of this food equals almost a pound of fully reconstituted food - a nickel-size piece will feed a lot of aquatic pets. All varieties of Immunition Bottom Bites are thin, sinking and stable in water.

To further preserve vitamin content, please keep Bottom Bites (and all fish food) frozen in an air-tight container. Not for human consumption.

Bottom Bites Natural Fish, Shrimp & Snail Food

Immunition Bottom Bites
Choose from three unique blends!

Dehydrated Foods = Approximately 5 times their weight

Immunition Bottom Bites for Omnivores:

Ingredients: Canadian krill, 4 species of shrimp, salmon, 12 super-vegetable blend, baby clams, earthworms, crab, 5 seaweed species blend (brown, red & green), daphnia, white fish, 6 super-fruit blend, phytoplankton, rotifiers, cultured tubifex, decapsulated brine shrimp eggs, squid, chlorella, Cyclopeeze, therapeutic herbal blend, garlic, calcium montmorillonite clay, rose hip, açai fruit extract, Myrciaria dubia (Camu Camu) extract, palm leaf & fruit extract (Tocomin), marigold extract, sea mussel extract, chlorophyll, sea cucumber extract, wild fish oils, natural vitamins and minerals, mixed natural preservatives. Vegetable-based binders (no fillers).

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Immunition Bottom Bites for Herbivores:

This premium vegetable, seaweed and fruit based food for herbivorous fish, invertebrates, reptiles, etc., has been formulated by popular demand. It's a vegetarian version of our Omnivorous recipe and also excludes the garlic and herbs, making it a safe choice for creatures with known or unknown sensitivities to herbal formulas. The blend is focused on supplying vegetable protein, vitamins and minerals through immunity-enhancing ingredients.

Ingredients: 12 super-vegetable blend, 5 seaweed species blend (brown, red & green), 6 super-fruit blend, phytoplankton, chlorella, calcium montmorillonite clay, rose hip, açai fruit extract, Myrciaria dubia (Camu Camu) extract, palm leaf & fruit extract (Tocomin), marigold extract, chlorophyll, natural vitamins and minerals, mixed natural preservatives. Vegetable-based binders (no fillers).

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Immunition Bottom Bites - Woody Waters
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Ingredients: 5 seaweed species blend (brown, red & green), 12 super-vegetable blend, 6 super-fruit blend, Canadian krill, 4 species of shrimp, spirulina, baby clams, salmon, earthworms, crab, organic lichen species mix, white fish, banana plant leaves, daphnia, phytoplankton, organic dandelion leaves, organic coconut husk, rotifiers, red algae (Dunaliella), Naturose (H. pluvialis), cultured tubifex, organic birch wood & leaves, decapsulated brine shrimp eggs, squid, cod, organic white oak (Q. alba), chlorella, Cyclopeeze, therapeutic herbal blend, garlic, green calcium montmorillonite clay, rose hip, açai fruit extract, T. catappa extract, Myrciaria dubia (Camu Camu) extract, palm leaf & fruit extract (Tocomin), marigold extract, sea mussel extract, chlorophyll, açai palm (Euterpe oleracea) extract, sea cucumber extract, wild fish oils, mixed natural preservatives. Vegetable-based binders (no fillers).
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A few testimonials...Natural Shrimp Fish Snail Food

I just received your Bottom bites last night and fed for the first time. The loaches and plecos went wild over it and then the guppies found it too. The little piece I threw in disappeared pretty quickly (you'd think I never feed them ) and once the fishies realized there was no more, a frantic search all over the tank ensued. You should have seen them zig zagging all over the tank, trying to find more. Yes, I did give them more. Thank you again! ~ Margaret Dent of Margaret Dent Fine Art, Ontario

I decided to try them out tonight on a few tanks. Just a little piece in a couple of tanks. I've never seen such a ruckus before in all my fishkeeping years. It was like sliding a big box of Twinkies into the middle of a Jenny Craig convention! Fights were breaking out, fish were body slamming each other, little fish were ganging up on the bigger fish. Are you sure you haven't included a little fish crack into that stuff? Whatever is in it, the fish seem to like it, more than a little bit! On behalf of my fish, thanks. ~ Blaine Popp, Alberta

Natural Homemade Applesnail FoodWhat the &$!*% do you put in this stuff!!! Every snail in the tank was on it in seconds!!! ~ Peggy Dinsmore of Northern Snails, Saskatchewan

MY MOST FAVE food to feed....is Melody's snail SNAX!!!!! (Ed. 'Bottom Bites') ...All my fishes eat them and the snails and shrimps! ~ Patrick Tamkee, British Columbia

My betta loves the Bottom Bites, but often seems disappointed that he needs to share it with the snails! The betta was wrapped around the brig snail (who wasn't sharing) trying to get some that the brig was sitting on - very funny. ~ Laura Bergen, Ontario

Natural Homemade Goldfish FoodPlease meet Wee Beastie..Upon putting a piece of Bottom Bites in the tank enough for a snack for 7 goldfish Wee Beastie decided to swim around with it only dropping it now and again to bite whoever was trying to get some of 'HER' bottom bites. For a while there I thought it was going to have to be surgically removed. ~ Kathleen Galagher, Ontario

Thanks for the extra ounce of Bottom Bites to celebrate my 10TH order. My fish, apple snails, amano shrimp and crayfish love them and I swear my plants are growing better too!!! ~ Pierrette Garcia, Florida

Hi Melody with a Y lololol, YOU MUST GET THESE IN TO STORES! The quality would put everybody else out of business and fish LOVE them! ~ Melodie Anderson, Washington

Natural Homemade Catfish FoodIt's cory 'football' when Bottom Bites hit the water. The pieces are pushed and nibbled and pursued around the playing feild until it wedges into rock crevices and such... the corys plow through the sand - up to their eyes with sand flying out from their gills - snorkeling for treasure. The SAEs and little chain loaches hover and dart over the corys, taking their share. Food gets buried and uncovered and buried again until nothing remains but a bunch of fat cats lazing on the sand, staring out at life with just the occasional blink... Sometimes being a fish can be good. ~ Storm Vos-Browning of Stormiidae, British Columbia

I have 9+ snails right now swarming the food bowl. Can any one say Bottom Bites? Then in the little tank, yeah all snails (2 small Apples, 3 large ramshorns and several baby's and a few physa's...) they are all in the food bowl in the Zen Den munching on Bottom Bites. ~ 'Jeradatar', (forum) Alberta

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Recommended Reading:

Culturing Live Foods: A Step-By-Step Guide to Producing Food for Your Home Aquarium Aqualog All About Shrimps, Crabs and Crayfishes in the Freshwater Aquarium, Paludarium and Terrarium

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