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Newalla Fish Company
Newalla Fish Company
Contact:
Brent Kernes
Phone:
(580) 919-5110
Email:
Website:
NewallaFishCompany.com

Elevate Your Sportfish with Triton Feed!

Triton Premium High Protein Floating Feed, the industry's highest quality predatory feed, offers peak nutrition for your largemouth bass and other predatory sportfish all year round. As the premier provider, we offer the lowest prices and fastest delivery on 45% protein tailored for both juveniles (1/8") and adults (3/16").

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Join the Movement: Thousands of pond owners have already switched to Triton. It's been around for over 15 years, increasingly chosen by expert aquaculturists in production facilities and large outdoor producers for its ability to foster pristine growth and vitality in predatory fish. We use it to grow our brood stock & our hearty Pond-Ready Hybrid Striped Bass. Now, it's your turn to access the power of Triton because life is too short for boring ponds!

Visit www.NewallaFishCompany.com to order by the bag or by the pallet

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 Did You KnowWhen talking ponds, pros refer to “acre feet”.  An acre foot is one surface acre, one foot deep.  If your pond covers 5 acres and averages 8 feet deep, you have approximately 40 acre feet of water.  Doesn’t sound like much, does it?  Nope, until you learn that one acre, one inch deep is 27,000 gallons of water.  Actually, an acre-foot of water is slightly more than 325,000 gallons.