Aquaholic Aquaculture is a relatively new live feed aquaculture facility in Florida, dedicated to providing aquarists with 100% aquacultured nutrition for your aquarium. Their REEFreshment lineup of live feeds include live phytoplankton, blackworms and rotifers.
Aquaholic Aquaculture was founded in April of 2015 by Samantha Groene a marine biologist by trade. Samantha’s love for the ocean inspired her passion for aquariums as well as her dedication to marine conservation and Aquaholic Aquaculture’s mission is grounded in this love for the aquarium hobby and devotion to marine conservation.
All Aquaholic Aquaculture products are aquacultured (captive-bred), meaning they are produced and raised at their south Florida facility, as opposed to capturing them from the ocean. The live REEFreshments are perfect for feeding corals, seahorses, mandarin fish and other dragonets.
Why support aquaculture? Every time that you purchase an aquacultured specimen versus a wild-caught specimen you are choosing to help the environment. Moreover, you are choosing a specimen that will be hardier and prepared for live in your aquarium compared to their wild counterpart.
Aquaholic Aquaculture not only supplies Live feed to the Florida area, they are also working to culture corals, invertebrates, fish and aquatic plants. However for the moment Live feed is their staple diet.
Their culture methods are backed by the latest scientific research and the Aquaholics team is experienced in applied research, marine biology, aquaculture, aquarium retail, and both small and large scale aquarium maintenance. Aquaholic Aquaculture produces top quality 100% aquacultured live feeds and livestock at affordable prices with reliable and dependable customer service.
Aquaholic Guarantees
- Top Quality LIVE Feeds that are 100% Natural — No Additives, Fillers, or Preservatives
- Top Quality 100% Aquacultured Marine Livestock
- Low Competitive Prices
- Reliable and Dependable Products and Customer Service
To learn more about Aquaholics Aquaculture you can visit their website here.
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