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![]() According to the nutritional data supplied to me by the US distributor of New Era (Living Color) (via the manufacturer) the New Era grazing log contains Ascophylum, Ulva and Dulce algae, but here's how things play out on the actual ingredient list.
Grazing Log Diet Composition Low temp fish meal Shrimp Squid Fibre Starch Vitamin pre mix Mussel Mineral pre mix Blended fish oil Blended algae Which appears to be almost identical to the composition of their algae pellets. Algae Pellets Composition Low temp fish meal Shrimp Squid Fibre Starch Mussel Vitamin pre mix Mineral pre mix Blended fish oil Blended Algae I don't think that I need to point out the obvious ....... naesco ........ if sinking discs with a high inclusion rate of aquatic plant matter is what you are after, have you considered these? http://www.omegasea.net/veggie_rounds.html Having never used them I can't vouch for anything beyond what you see on the label, but nutrient wise they certainly appear to be far better suited to tangs, than the Wardley discs. Main ingredients are Kelp & Spirulina, and they are not loaded with cheap terrestrial based plant matter. (no corn, no canola, no rice, no soy, no linseed, no barley, etc) HTH |
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