Three steps to the right feeding rate

  1. Find the row

    Look up the fish weight in the left column. Next to it are the pellet size and achievable FCR.

  2. Find the column

    Choose your water temperature at the top. The value is the feeding rate in kg per 100 kg fish per day.

  3. Calculate

    Biomass (kg) × feeding rate ÷ 100 = kg feed per day. Example: 2,000 kg trout, 150⁠–⁠500 g, 14 °C: 2,000 × 1.0 ÷ 100 = 20 kg per day.

Work it out yourself

Calculate the daily feed amount

20kg feed per day

Biomass × feeding rate ÷ 100. Example from the catalogue: 2,000 kg trout, 150⁠–⁠500 g, 14 °C: 2,000 × 1.0 ÷ 100 = 20 kg feed per day.

What is where

  1. Product name

    Name as in the price list. ● = on request, from 3 t per pellet size.

  2. Suitable for

    Species the feed is intended for.

  3. Recipe no. and notes

    The same number as on the bag. The label is binding.

  4. Photo

    What the feed looks like (example photos).

  5. Description

    The main benefits in bullet points.

  6. Composition

    All raw materials in descending order by weight.

  7. Analytical constituents

    Crude nutrients as on the label.

  8. Additives

    Vitamins, trace elements and technological additives per kg feed.

  9. Alternatives in the range

    Matching sister feeds, linked directly.

  10. GMP+ FSA

    Certified feed safety.

  11. RAS mark

    Suitable for recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS).

  12. Made in Germany

    Produced at the Beeskow mill, Germany.

  13. Feeding recommendation

    kg feed per 100 kg fish per day, by water temperature and fish weight.