SOLE FEED
May 1st, 2005
KEITH NUTHALLEUROPEAN research network Eureka has developed a new formulated feed for baby sole, which hatch very young and so whose mouths cannot eat standard fish feeds. In nature, they feed on tiny artemia shrimps, but as their supply cannot be guaranteed, the project has created an artificial alternative. Co-inventor Einar Nygård, of Norway's Department for Feed Development and Marine Processing, said the feed was "four times cheaper than expensive larval feed" and was "soft, making them more easily digested", while meeting their nutritional needs". In ...
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