Newalla Fish Company
Bulk (Palletized) 3/16" Slow Sinking Triton - FLATE FREIGHT
Pallet quantities save an average of 25-35% per bag.
3/16" Sinking Performance Feed
Why Choose 3/16" Slow Sinking Feed?
- Perfect for Winter Feeding & Bottom Feeders: Slowly sinks to the bottom, making it ideal for predatory fish and bottom feeders like koi, sturgeon and redfish year-round.
- High Protein Formula: Packed with 44% protein and 13% fat, ensuring continued growth and health in all seasons.
- Ideal for Both Predatory & Bottom-Feeding Fish: Specially formulated for multi use. Feed to largemouth bass, hybrid striped bass, koi, trout, sturgeon, redfish, and all other pond fish.
The Unspoken Advantage:
- Preferred by Experts: A top choice for maintaining year-round growth in bottom feeders and sustaining predatory fish when surface feeding isn’t ideal.
Recommended Feeding Method:
- Measure and Toss: Feed 1-2 portions daily for optimal results.
- Year-Round Strategy: Keep your bottom feeders thriving by offering consistent nutrition regardless of season.
Unlock Your Pond’s Potential
Invest in 3/16" Sinking Performance Feed to keep your sport fish healthy, no matter the time of year.
Note: Products are typically shipped via carrier, Newalla Fish Company reserves the right to deliver your order directly if it improves survival or timing. We won’t refund shipping fees on orders delivered by our team — in fact, it often costs us more than standard shipping, but we do it to ensure the best results.
Questions about this product
What should I compare when choosing fish feed?
Start with the fish species, their size, and whether they feed at the surface or below it. Then compare the formula, pellet size and floating or sinking form. A protein percentage alone does not tell you whether a feed is suitable for your fish.
How do I choose a pellet size?
Choose a pellet the fish can swallow readily and watch their feeding response. Smaller fish need smaller particles; a mixed-size population may need more than one pellet size. If pellets are repeatedly mouthed and rejected, check the size and feed choice before offering more.
Should I choose floating or sinking feed?
Floating feed makes it easier to see feeding activity and uneaten pellets. Sinking feed can suit fish that feed below the surface. Match the feed to the species, conditions and feeding behavior, and avoid adding more feed simply because you cannot see the sinking pellets.
How should I compare a bag order with a pallet order?
Compare the same formula and pellet size, then divide the total delivered price by the pounds of feed. Include any freight or delivery charges and confirm the unloading arrangements. Also consider how much feed you can use while keeping it dry and fresh.
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