Home   Compare Products Product Sizes ** NEW ** Roti-Grow & N-Rich Products ************* Shellfish Diet Nannochloropsis Rotifer Diet HD Pavlova Isochrysis Tetraselmis TW Storage and Feeding Product FAQ Choosing the Right Algae Dry Weight Nutritional / Proximate Profile Product Safety Live vs. Non-Viable Live Starter Cultures Microalgae Images Use In Fish Hatcheries Use In Shellfish Hatcheries Use In Shrimp Hatcheries	Isochrysis www.Isochrysis.com
	Isochrysis is a small golden/brown flagellate that is very commonly used in the aquaculture industry. It is high in DHA and often used to enrich zooplankton such as rotifers or Artemia. Isochrysis is a primary algae used in shellfish hatcheries and used in some shrimp hatcheries. Fin Fish Hatcheries: Used for DHA enrichment of rotifers. It is also a good size for feeding brine shrimp and copepods. Shellfish Hatcheries: Isochrysis is the most commonly used algae for oysters, clams, mussels, and scallops Shrimp Hatcheries: Used for DHA enrichment Source : CCMP1324

For more information about our microalgae products please use the following links:
	For Proximate Analysis (nuritional profile)
	For information about feeding rotifers
	For information about feeding shellfish
	For a comparison of this algae to our other algae species
	For information about Greenwater technique

Photo credit #1 Dr. Marie DeLorenzo at http://www.chbr.noaa.gov/public/algae.html
Photo credit #2 Dr. Ioannis P. Tzovenis itzoveni@eexi.gr