Kent Marine Zoe Marine

*	Algae-based nutritional supplement for saltwater aquarium fish

*	Boosts aquarium fish diet with vitamins, minerals and amino acids

*	Add to food or use directly to support overall health of marine aquarium fish

Vitamin, mineral and amino acid supplement for marine aquarium fish. Kent Marine Zoe is a convenient liquid supplement with high dosages of natural marine algae, such as spirulina. Provides essential nutrients, not available in dry, frozen, or even live food sources, to support overall health of marine aquarium fish. Add 1 teaspoon per 50 gallons. 8 oz. treats 2,400 gallons. For saltwater aquarium fish.

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Directions for Use

Shake well before using.
To use as a food soak:
In a small container, liberally apply Kent Marine Zoe directly on dry, fresh, or frozen food and allow to soak refrigerated overnight. Then add the contents of the container to the aquarium. For instant feeding, apply several drops directly on any dry, fresh or frozen food and soak for 5-10 minutes before feeding. To use directly in aquarium: Add 5 ml (1 tsp) per 50 gallons of aquarium water twice weekly for invertebrates.

When raising brine shrimp and other live aquatic foods, add 5 drops per liter of rearing container water 30 minutes before feeding. Kent Marine Zoe increases the nutritional value of brine shrimp, which are normally deficient in essential vitamins.

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