Post by Carl on Sept 11, 2020 11:33:19 GMT -5
AAP has updated our industry leading article on the subject of fish nutrition (our oldest article with research beginning in 1978).
www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Quality_Fish_Food.html
Here is an excerpt:
"As per Vitamin D, fish store large quantities of vitamin D in their liver and fat tissues, including the fat associated with muscle, and this makes fish an important dietary source of vitamin D. Fish do not synthesize vitamin D from UVB light like humans ans some other animals and are fully dependent on dietary sources to meet their requirement.
This mean Vitamin D MUST be available in the fish food, which most whole source ingredients that includes fats and liver should provide."
www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Quality_Fish_Food.html
Here is an excerpt:
"As per Vitamin D, fish store large quantities of vitamin D in their liver and fat tissues, including the fat associated with muscle, and this makes fish an important dietary source of vitamin D. Fish do not synthesize vitamin D from UVB light like humans ans some other animals and are fully dependent on dietary sources to meet their requirement.
This mean Vitamin D MUST be available in the fish food, which most whole source ingredients that includes fats and liver should provide."
