Recent video on PE mysis.

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Hey brs team and community! Recently saw the video y'all did on PE mysis and how it's almost 500x more nutritious. My question and confusion is, PE mysis is measured in dry weight when it comes to nutrients, Hikari and almost all other frozen food brands measure in wet weight. Isn't it misleading to state that pe mysis is vastly more nutritious?

When you look at Okanagan Lake freshwater mysis shrimp (looks exactly like PE and also from Canada) it measures it's protien as 11% vs. 50% dry.
 
Wow didn’t know the dry wet measuring differences
 
Great point here. Thanks for addressing that. We will look into adjusting the video language to reflect a more accurate description. :)
 
Any info on this? Is the hikari okanagan freshwater mysis a nutritious food?
 
Any info on this? Is the hikari okanagan freshwater mysis a nutritious food?
Okanagan is literally the same mysis as PE Mysis. Pretty much the industry standard for frozen food.

The hikari mysis is honestly fine. Thousands use it and have wonderful fish to show.
 

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