Wild marine tropical mysis

Live mysid shrimp are an extremely nutritious and stimulating food for Sea Horses and other marine pets. Our mysid shrimp are primarily of the species Mysidopsis bahia, but may vary depending on season. Our collectors capture the mysid shrimp in the remote coastal waters of Florida’s estuaries and barrier islands. They are then shipped within 36 hours of capture to insure their nutritional integrity and can easily acclimate to a wide range of salinities.

Wild marine tropical shrimp

Live grass shrimp, also known as the common shore shrimp or ghost shrimp, as an extremely nutritious and stimulating live food for marine fish These shrimp are primarily of the species Palaeomonetes pugio and can easily acclimate to a wide range of salinities. These shrimp are easy to feed and care for, readily accepting a variety of flake and particulate foods.

Aquacultured marine tropical

All our saltwater organisms are cultured in strict accordance with EPA guidelines and undergo monthly Standard Reference Toxicant (SRT) testing by an independent facility. Our environmental parameters are: salinity at 20 ppt, temperature at 25 C, and a light cycle of 16 hours light and 8 hours dark. Our nationwide and international clientele for indicator organisms includes toxicology laboratories, universities, and the US EPA.

Live mysid shrimp are an extremely nutritious and stimulating food for Sea Horses and other marine pets. Can easily acclimate to a wide range of salinities.

Live rotifers as an extremely nutritious and integral food for some larval fish production and coral reef organisms.  These rotifers are enriched just before shipping to ensure a high nutritional value and health upon arrival.

The inland silverside (Menidia beryllina) is a neotropical silverside native to the Atlantic coast of North America. Also found in freshwater rivers, but aquacultured in saltwater 20ppt. Can be acclimated to freshwater on request.

Aquacultured freshwater amphipod