New Era Aquarium Fish Food Review

1,558 views · Published 15 January 2015 · 5:08 · Indexed 4 October 2026

Channel: Everyday Aquarist · 2015 · Pets & Animals

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Many years of experience in ornamental aquaculture has enabled New Era to develop a unique range of fish foods and dietary regimes which is revolutionising the aquarium marketplace.

New Era's vision is to become the world's leading supplier of fish diets to professional aquariums, breeders and the home aquarist based on levels of nutritional quality, that have never been achieved before.

Our extensive international expertise in conservation, breeding, nutrition, disease prevention and aquatic ecosystems gives us the deep understanding to create an unparalleled range of feeds for marine, tropical and cold water species. 

1. This makes our flakes large, so they can be used in big pieces for surface feeders or be crushed smaller and pushed into the water column for mid and bottom feeders.

2. It makes our pellets soft and slow sinking. The unique softness we obtain through our low temperature extrusion process makes for much easier and speedier digestion. The pellets are compressed easily as they enter the buccal cavity and break up to allow very fast absorption through the gut wall.

3. With highly digestible and bio-available ingredients, New Era products create minimal waste resulting in significant improvements in water quality and greatly reducing pressure on filtration.

4. All our diets promote good health, colour, vigour and as a result support the immune system.

5. The results are being seen by thousands of home aquarists in 30   countries around the world and in over 100 of the world's most important public aquariums.

6. Difficult and previously impossible animals to feed on dry diets such as lionfish, garden eels, rays and sharks, have been converted to New Era!

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