NT Labs Medikoi Growth - 3kg - 6mm


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NT Labs Medikoi Growth is an ideal dietary solution for pond fish owners looking to accelerate fish development without compromising water quality. Specifically formulated for rapid growth, this 6mm pellet feed provides a high-protein diet that supports muscle health and immune function. While highly effective for young or rapidly growing populations, users should be mindful of feeding volumes during cooler months when fish metabolism naturally slows down.
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It is best to start feeding when the water temperature is consistently above 12 degrees Celsius.
Yes, it is suitable for most pond fish, though the 6mm pellet size is best suited for medium to large fish.
No, it is formulated to minimize waste and does not contain artificial dyes that would discolor the water.
Duration depends on the biomass of your pond, but it is recommended to use the product within 6 months of opening for maximum nutrient potency.
It is not necessary, as the formula is highly digestible, but some keepers soak them in pond water to help the pellets sink faster.
Ensure the water temperature is within the range for active feeding and check that the food is fresh; discard any feed older than 6 months.
Reduce the quantity of pellets per feed. You are likely overfeeding, causing excess waste that the biological filter cannot process immediately.
If the pellets sink before consumption, ensure your pond's surface is free of aggressive water movement or aeration directly under the feeding area.
For optimal results, ensure the food is stored in a cool, dry, and dark location to prevent the degradation of essential vitamins and the oxidation of the fish oils. When introducing this feed, transition gradually by mixing it with the current diet over several days to avoid digestive upset. Always check the pond's ammonia and nitrite levels periodically when increasing feeding intensity, as higher protein diets result in higher metabolic waste. During winter, switch to a lower-protein, wheat-germ-based food as the fish's digestive system enters dormancy.