Floating and sinking lines
Floating extruded pellets let the farmer watch intake and avoid over-feeding; sinking pellets suit shrimp and bottom-feeding species.
Fish Shrimp Feed
Floating and sinking extruded aquaculture fish feed pellets — from fine fry crumble to grow-out — cover tilapia, catfish, carp, trout and vannamei shrimp, with protein levels from 28 to 45% matched by species and stage. SIGMA supplies fish meal for sale and complete formulated diets as experienced fish feed suppliers, including biofloc fish feed and shrimp lines. Water-stable pellets dissolve slowly, keeping nutrients in the fish rather than in the water.
- Protein28–45% by species & stage
- Pellet size0.5–8 mm graded
- TypesFloating & sinking
- Packing25 / 40 kg farm bags
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Product Description
According to the growth habits of juvenile, young, and adult tilapia fish, the appropriate feed for each growth stage was developed. High-quality tilapia fish feed has good palatability, fast growth, a strong physique, good color, and a high rate of skin characteristics! aquaculture feed contains pure natural algae, minerals, vitamins, probiotics, and a variety of enzyme preparations, more conducive to the healthy growth of tilapia fish, while not corrupting water quality or substrate.
Advantage:
1) Refer to the feeding table when feeding, and adjust appropriately according to the stocking density, weather, water quality, and other conditions. It is advisable to eat the shrimp within 1-2 hours, and feed 3-5 times a day.
2) Spread evenly along the shrimp pond when feeding;
Replace the material gradually during refueling, and it is advisable to complete the refueling within 3 to 5 days. Store in a cool, ventilated, and dry place. Use up as soon as possible after opening the bag.
3) 8%-15% of body weight in the early period, 3%-7% in the middle Late 1.5%-2.5%.
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Application
Production
Specifications
Models & configuration
Protein steps and pellet sizes are the standard production range — exact formulation is confirmed per SIGMA production batch.
| Model | Capacity | Typical use | Core configuration |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIGMA-FD-S | 40–45% protein · 0.5–1.5 mm | Fry / first-feeding crumble | Extruded floating |
| SIGMA-FD-J | 36–40% protein · 2–4 mm | Juvenile stage | Extruded floating |
| SIGMA-FD-G | 28–36% protein · 5–8 mm | Grow-out | Floating / sinking |
| SIGMA-FD-SH | 36–42% protein · 1–2.5 mm | Whiteleg shrimp | Sinking shrimp feed |
| Type | Floating (extruded) / sinking pellets |
|---|---|
| Protein | 28% / 32% / 36% / 40% / 45% — by species and growth stage |
| Pellet size | Fry crumble ~0.5–1.5 mm · juvenile 2–4 mm · grow-out 5–8 mm · shrimp 1–2.5 mm |
| Species | Tilapia / catfish / carp / trout / vannamei shrimp |
| Life stage | Full coverage — fry crumble through grow-out |
| Water type | Freshwater / brackish water |
| Packing | 25 kg / 40 kg farm-scale bags (customisable) |
| Options | OEM private label, species-specific formulation, probiotic / attractant additives |
System composition
Every pellet size, every stage
Graded from fine fry crumble through 2–8 mm grow-out, matching each life stage of the crop.
High protein, low FCR
28–45% protein formulated by species and stage, with balanced fat, vitamins and minerals for fast growth and a low feed conversion ratio.
Water-stable pellets
The binder keeps pellets intact in water so nutrients are eaten, not lost — protecting water quality and lowering the load on filtration.
Fish-grade and shrimp-grade lines
Produced in our own factory for freshwater and brackish duty, with formulation customisable to order — OEM included.
Feed and hardware from one source
Supplied alongside SIGMA's feeding machines, probiotics and pond equipment, so a farm can source consumables and hardware from one manufacturer.
Application
- Tilapia, catfish and carp culture in ponds and lined tanks
- Vannamei shrimp culture in brackish water
- High-density biofloc systems
- Hatchery feeding with fine fry crumble
- Large-scale feeding paired with automatic fish feeders
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Fish Shrimp Feed
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What protein content does the fish and shrimp feed have?
Protein is formulated by species and stage, typically 28–45%, with balanced fat, vitamins and minerals for fast growth and a low feed conversion ratio.
What is the difference between floating and sinking pellets?
Floating (extruded) pellets suit surface feeders like tilapia and catfish — letting the farmer watch intake and avoid over-feeding — while sinking pellets suit shrimp and bottom species.
What pellet sizes are available?
Pellet size is graded from fine fry crumble through 2–8 mm grow-out, matching every life stage.
Why does pellet water stability matter?
A good binder keeps pellets water-stable so nutrients are eaten, not lost, which protects water quality and lowers the load on filtration.
What species is the feed for?
Fish-grade and shrimp-grade lines cover tilapia, catfish, carp, trout and vannamei shrimp, in freshwater and brackish water.
Does SIGMA supply fish meal, and what is the difference between fish meal and formulated feed?
We supply aquaculture fish meal as a raw ingredient as well as formulated extruded pellets. Fish meal for sale from SIGMA is processed marine protein — the main high-quality protein source in aquaculture diets. Formulated pellets blend aquaculture fish meal with plant proteins, oils, vitamins and minerals into a water-stable, species-specific feed that reduces dependence on pure fish meal. As established fish meal suppliers we can quote both raw meal and finished pellets.
What feed is recommended for biofloc systems?
In a biofloc farming system the microbial floc itself provides supplementary protein, so fish feed for fish farming in biofloc is typically formulated at slightly lower dietary protein than pond culture — the floc makes up the gap. Biofloc feed and biofloc fish feed are terms for pellets matched to this lower-protein regime; a 28–32% protein diet suits tilapia biofloc grow-out, while shrimp biofloc diets sit at 32–36%. SIGMA can formulate to a biofloc-specific spec on request.
Are there alternatives to fish meal in aquaculture diets?
Yes — fish meal replacement for aquaculture is an active area. Soybean meal, insect protein (BSF), single-cell protein and fermented plant meals are the main substitutes, used at partial replacement rates of 30–70% depending on species. Our formulation team balances fish meal, plant proteins and attractants to maintain palatability and FCR when sourcing fish feed for fish farming with reduced marine protein.
Does SIGMA supply feed for shrimp hatcheries?
Yes — shrimp hatchery feed is available as a fine crumble grade (0.5–1.5 mm) for post-larvae and early juvenile vannamei. These early-stage diets carry higher protein (40–42%) and are formulated with attractants to encourage feeding in very small animals.
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