Newalla Fish Company
50lb Triton 4512 3/16" Slow Sinking
3/16" Sinking Performance Feed (Triton 4512)
45% Protein | 12% Fat | Turtle-Resistant Sinking Feed for Sportfish
This premium sinking feed is engineered to deliver high performance across multiple species while avoiding waste to turtles and surface grazers. It sinks just fast enough to slip past turtles before they can feed-train, but remains suspended long enough for sportfish to strike—protecting your investment and fueling growth.
Why It Works:
Turtle-Resistant: Designed to sink out of reach before turtles can learn to feed on it.
High-Energy Formula: 45% protein and 12% fat support aggressive growth and year-round health.
Species Versatility: Ideal for hybrid striped bass, striped bass, largemouth bass, bluegill, coppernose bluegill, trout, sturgeon, and more.
Delivered fresh in limited weekly runs to preserve nutritional integrity and maximize results.
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.
Can I use your fish feeds in an automatic feeder?
Check your feeder model’s approved pellet sizes and feed types before buying. Small pellets, large pellets and sinking feeds may dispense differently. Use the manufacturer’s safe test procedure to check the amount dispensed and adjust to the feeding plan.
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