Care guide
Suksai feeding guide
A simple feeding structure using Suksai Complete, Lubao, DSP 2, and DSF helps support stable shrimp colonies, consistent growth, and natural grazing behaviour.
How to use the system
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Use Suksai Complete or DSF as the regular foundation for daily Caridina and Neocaridina feeding.
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Use Lubao as a 30 days grazing bag to support biofilm development and provide supplemental grazing between normal feedings.
Use DSP 2 as microbial support.
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Adjust portions slowly based on colony size, leftovers, and actual feeding response.
Daily staple
A complete, fully natural shrimp food made for the daily nutritional needs of Caridina and Neocaridina. Designed as the main staple in your regular feeding routine.
Use as your core staple food. Feed in small portions and increase only as colony demand grows.
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30 days grazing bag
A microbial grazing pouch for freshwater aquariums, filled with nutrient-rich materials that support beneficial biofilm and green dust algae growth for shrimp to graze on over time.
Lubao is not a full replacement for complete shrimp food. Use it as a long-form grazing support inside the full feeding system.
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Microbial support
A premium microbial support product positioned around biofilm growth, healthy molting, colony maintenance, and support during cycling or upkeep.
Use as a support product within the system, especially where biofilm and maintenance support are part of the goal.
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Daily support formula
A premium Taiwanese daily formula for Caridina and Neocaridina that supports healthy growth, coloration, vitality, and a more complete daily feeding structure.
Works well as part of a broader feeding structure where staple consistency and colony health are both priorities.
View productUse all three foods together for a balanced structure that supports daily nutrition, supplemental grazing, and a more natural shrimp feeding rhythm.
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main staple food
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30 days grazing bag
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A premium microbial support
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daily support formula
A simple sample routine you can adjust based on colony size, tank maturity, and how quickly food is consumed.
Use a small staple portion as your main feeding base.
Use a small staple portion as your main feeding base.
Keep Lubao in the tank as a grazing support while continuing controlled feeding.
Lubao can be kept in the tank up to 30 days.
Check feeding response, leftovers, and increase only if the colony clearly needs more.
This is a simple starting-point guide. Always adjust based on actual shrimp activity, leftover food, and water quality.
Enter colony size to estimate feeding frequency.
DSP dosage and supplemental feeding details will appear here.
Adjust based on leftovers, tank maturity, and shrimp activity.
Starter estimate only. Mature tanks with strong grazing surfaces may need less, while dense breeding colonies may need more frequent feeding.
A few simple answers to help keep the feeding routine clean, practical, and easy to adjust.
