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Legacy Cold Weather
In the cold weather spring and fall when the night-time temperature goes below 55° F (13° C) feed the Legacy Cold Weather Koi Food. When the pond water's temperature drops, the fish requires a highly digestible cool-water diet. The cold water diet is made with lesser amounts of protein but contains wheat germ which is easily digested...
Legacy Fruits and Greens
As far as we know, Ecological Laboratories, Microb-Lift, is the first koi food manufacturer to commercially produce this type of food. Variety is the spice of life. If you don't have time to cut up fruits and and vegetables for your pond fish, give them this "fruits and greens" koi food blend. We've done the cutting and blending for...
Legacy High Growth and Energy
Microbe-Lift High Growth And Energy is great for in the late spring when the warmer temperatures arrive. Koi and Goldfish need a boost of protein for growth since they have depleted their fat reserves over the winter. In the fall a higher protein diet is also required since pond fish need to bulk up in preparation for their winter...
Legacy Immunostimulant
Microbe-Lift Immuno-Stimulant Food includes Montmorillonite Clay, which provides additional minerals, which help provide more immunity against viruses commonly found in pond environments. Additional quantities of vitamins are also blended into Microbe-Lift Immuno-Stimulant Food. Montmorillonite Clay also acts as a toxin binder by...
Legacy Mini Pellets
Microbe Lift Legacy Mini Pellets Koi food is specially designed for koi and pond fish 4" and under. The mini pellet size insures that your koi gets the proper nutrition. The stabilized Vitamin C in these mini pellets help to promote proper tissue development. As with all Microbe Lift Legacy Koi Food, Microbe Lift Legacy Mini Pellets...
Legacy Sinking Food
Contains stabilized Vitamin C. Will not cloud water. Microbe Lift Legacy Sinking Food Pellets are a great way to make sure your newly added pond fish receive balanced meals while adjusting to their new surroundings. Generally, new fish are "shy" until they become more familiar with their surroundings and new...