Aller Master 4.5mm-6mm, 25 kg

Aller Master - specially formulated and complete food for carp, grass carp and other fish with a high protein content.

Fish food "Aller Master" is used to achieve the best results when growing carp in open water bodies. The pellets retain their shape for a long time in water, so the feed is consumed more efficiently and the water quality is not affected.

"Aller Master" food has a higher protein and fat content compared to "Aller Classic" food, so it is perfectly suitable for initial feeding in the spring, so that the fish recover faster after the winter. At the end of the summer season, in the fall, so that the fish accumulate a sufficient "fat layer" for the winter - we also recommend choosing food with a higher fat and protein content.

Aller Master pellets have a slightly lower protein and fat level than Aller Best pellets, but they still have a lot of energy and are very attractive to fish. If you prefer lighter-colored pellets with a lower oil content, but still want a high energy content, then Master pellets are for you.

Carp, tench, bream, grass carp, carp-bream hybrid, bream, roach

• Protein/Fat – 35/9
• Water resistance up to 6 hours
• Ideal for adding different flavours and colours

Description

The feed ration is calculated per day, i.e. how many grams of feed would be required for the corresponding number of carp. Please note that the feed ration also varies depending on the water temperature.

Please note that carp grow and the daily feed ration should be increased based on the total weight of the carp being raised. Also, part of the feed can be consumed by other fish raised together.

The feed absorption varies from 1.1 to 1.6. This means that after feeding 1 kg of Aller Master feed, carp gain 1.2–1.6 kg. The feed absorption is affected by the water temperature, its composition, fish weight and other factors (e.g. stress).

The manufacturer emphasizes that in order to achieve the best results and ensure that the food is fully absorbed, the calculated daily feed ration for each fish species must be followed.