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Fish feed is the backbone of successful aquaculture, supplying vital nutrients to support optimal growth, disease resistance, and water stability. Commercial fish feeds come in floating, sinking, and slow-sinking pellets, formulated specifically for species such as tilapia, pangasius, carp, catfish, and ornamental fish. These feeds are enriched with balanced protein, amino acids, omega-3, vitamins, and minerals to promote fast weight gain and efficient feed conversion. Proper feeding management not only ensures healthier fish but also minimizes feed wastage and environmental impact.

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Fish feed is made from ingredients like fishmeal, soybean meal, corn, wheat, vitamins, minerals, and sometimes natural attractants to provide complete nutrition for fish.

Typically 2–3 times a day depending on the species, age, and water temperature. Overfeeding should be avoided to maintain water quality.

For tilapia, use feed with 28–35% protein. For pangas, choose a feed with 22–28% protein. Always follow the manufacturer’s feeding chart based on fish weight and age.