Live feed for larval rearing
Larval survival is decided in the first weeks, and it is decided largely by what the larvae are fed. This category covers the two live feeds most marine and freshwater hatcheries depend on: Artemia, as shell-on cysts and in decapsulated form, and Chlorella microalgae for rotifer culture — supplied both as a live liquid concentrate and as a dried powder.
Artemia cysts ship in vacuum-sealed cans of 500 g and 1 kg, packed into cartons. The vacuum seal is what gives them a long shelf life with no cold-chain dependency, so the packaging is part of the specification rather than protection in transit — and it is why cysts can travel by dry container to any destination. Store them cool, dry and sealed: moisture and repeated air exposure degrade hatchability, not time on the shelf.
Super Fresh Chlorella SV12 is the exception, because it is alive. It is cultured in Japan and air-freighted in a 20-litre insulated case under a 2–6 °C cold chain so the cells arrive intact. Emerald Chlorella Powder covers the same nutritional ground where keeping a live culture is impractical, and stores at room temperature. Minimum order for live feed is one carton, and free samples go to corporate customers on request.
Certified Live Feed Portfolio (3)
High-hatch rate live feed cysts, essential for marine larval nutrition and survival.
The rotifer diet for high- and low-density cultivation — spray-dried Chlorella from axenic culture, for batch, continuous and green-water systems.
Concentrated liquid Chlorella microalgae, harvested fresh and shipped under cold chain.
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Case Study: Bringing the SV12 Rotifer Protocol to Kılıç, with Japan's Chlorella Experts On Site
In February 2019 the boxes from Chikugo arrived at the Kılıç hatchery — and so did the people who invented the protocol. What implementing SV12 with Chlorella Industry's Japanese engineers actually looked like, in photos.
Super Fresh Chlorella SV12: From a Japanese Culture Pool to Your Rotifer Tanks
What is actually inside a box of SV12, how it is grown at the Chikugo plant in Fukuoka, and the day-by-day feeding plan that takes a rotifer culture from 200 to 1,200 individuals per millilitre.
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