Salted fresh water krill from Korean store

[pomoev]

I was in a Korean grocery recently and found this stuff called "Salted freshwater krill".

Ingredients: krill, salt, water.
Cost about $6 for 1.1lb. My tangs and wrasses started eating it from the first feeding, never thought twice before swallowing.

Looks like a great deal:
- great price,
- ratio of krill to water is better than any fish food I've seen,
- no BS ingredients like Citric/Ascorbic/Sorbic Acids etc.,
- fish love it,
- human food grade,
- ready to be fed, no need to unfreeze.

Has anyone tried that? Am I missing something?

 

[KrisReef]

I would think this would be a great addition to a fish diet, but being freshwater the nutrients and fats might be best as a supplemental food? Otherwise, I'd feed my fish that stuff, now and again.

 

[pomoev]

I would think this would be a great addition to a fish diet, but being freshwater the nutrients and fats might be best as a supplemental food? Otherwise, I'd feed my fish that stuff, now and again.

Mysis is freshwater too, right? Many hobbyists feed it as the main food with good results.

 

[Phlynamjax]

These are shrimp sauce! They are very very salty. We use this to pickle vegetable and stuff.

 

[KrisReef]

Mysis is freshwater too, right? Many hobbyists feed it as the main food with good results.

Mysis occur in fresh and salt, I am not certain where the industry get them from?