Mysis

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The fish are fed frozen food (such as Mysis, krill, Artemia, mussels), Cyclop-Eeze, Spirulina, and Nori twice a day.

Practical Fishkeeping 2010
The fish are fed frozen food (such as Mysis, krill, Artemia, mussels), Cyclop-Eeze, Spirulina, and Nori twice a day.

Practical Fishkeeping 2010
Walkways nearby let you look down on football-shaped rainbows that get fat on Mysis shrimp washing out of the upstream reservoir.

Odd Fishing Spots 2009
For example, opossum shrimps (Mysis relicta) were introduced into dammed lakes in the mountains of Sweden and Norway by electric companies to enhance prey for burbot (Lota lota) and brown trout (Salmo trutta).

Human impacts on the biodiversity of the Arctic 2009
At night, when it is closer to the surface, Mysis feeds on both zooplankton and phytoplankton.

Crustacea 2008
Instead, Mysis ate the zooplankton that all the smallest fish (too small to eat Mysis) had depended on.

Crustacea 2008
During the day, Mysis remains very close to the lake bottom where it feeds on benthic organisms.

Crustacea 2008
Mysis relicta occurs naturally in deep lakes in the glaciated regions of North America and Europe.

Crustacea 2008
The entire life cycle of Mysis is completed in about two years.

Crustacea 2008
In 1970, before the introduction of Mysis relicta, 40,000 kokanee salmon spawned in Lake Tahoe.

Crustacea 2008