RED KRILL LIQUID
Red Krill complex liquid additive
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An extract based on the famous ocean shrimp known as ‘krill’ has finally arrived at Molino.
Slightly different from classic additives on the market, this liquid food is obtained from the controlled and stabilised fermentation of pacifica krill shrimps. Red liver liquid has a good density, a dark orange colour and an intense shrimpy smell. It is naturally rich in soluble amino acids and proteins, while its intense, slightly salty crustacean flavour makes it a formidable supplement for crustacean baits.
The recommended dosage of this additive is not binding, as it is a natural product and there is no danger of overdosing. In principle, dosages of 50 to 100 ml of additive per kg of dry mix are a good starting point.
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Krill is a small crustacean, called Euphausia superba, that inhabits the oceans. It is the favourite food of many marine species, as well as seals, water birds and various marine microorganisms. At first it was widely used in fish farming, but over time it has caught on in the world of self-made due to its nutritional properties.
Red liver liquid is a concentrate of fatty acids, rich in carotenoids and unique taste properties that make it irresistible to cyprinids. As an additive in liquid form, it is very convenient both for inclusion in liquid mixtures for boilie production as a supplement and appetiser, and as bait-soak to add to bait, pellets and miscellaneous.
It is an excellent taste supplement, given its intense flavour, because it is rich in amino acids and proteins. Hence, we recommend it both as a flavour enhancer for your mixes and as a bait-soak to addittivate bait and pellets.
