FeedMe Algae

26/02/2019

FeedMe Aquaculture & Reef products!

22/02/2019

Stop by and See Unlimited Color Coral's Saturday. Great collection!!!

You guys are going to be super excited about this one......are you ready?!?!

Unlimited Color Corals: OPEN HOUSE!!!!!
10:30a to 3:30p
Saturday February 23

5918 Nelwyn St, Houston 77009

Here is the important part:
****Usually available by appointment ONLY!!******

MARSH raffles:

Win one of the $50 gift certificates at the event.

This is your chance if you have ever wondered what our place looks like stop by, get some amazing corals and deals! You are not going to want to miss this event!!

05/02/2019

16/01/2019

FeedMe Phytogen / Triphytogen concentrates available in clear bottles. If you can see through your phytoplankton you are not getting what you pay for. Don't mess around!

phytogen and triphytogen, the premium phytoplankton products by Seachem, are now available in clear bottles!

Ask for these in your local independent retail store!
http://av.seachem.com/DealerLocatorStart.php

06/12/2018

Great video from our friends at Corallust. Dosing his aquaculture setup with Feedme PhytoX. Get your products in stores in Aquavitro Triphytogen Concentrates.

https://youtu.be/WmMSfK_0HTo

For more great products from feedmealgae check out their page. Check out https://feedmealgae.com/ http://www.coralust.com/ Why WYSIWYG can be misleading for ...

03/12/2018

Youtube video review of Aquavitro Triphytogen.
Cultured by FeedMe. Enjoy!

Aquavitro Triphytogen

13/09/2018

Very cool! Check out their blog from our frienda at Seachem

Filters help maintain a healthy aquarium environment capable of supporting life. Knowledgeable hobbyists understand the basics of aquarium filtration and rely on mechanical, biological, and chemical filtration.

Learn more about the fundamentals of aquarium filtration:
https://www.seachem.com/downloads/articles/A-Primer-Aquarium-Filtration.pdf

01/09/2018

Team building at FeedMe! Working together to overcome any challenge!

28/08/2018

Wow, people are going through extreme lengths for food security, and sustainability.

Why not look harder into algae products?

The farm prioritises sustainability and it uses leftover food from local businesses to feed the insects. Mealworms are the easiest and most energy efficient insects that the farm grows. The worms only need 10% of the land used for beef, and they produce far less CO2.