Fish require simple, natural foods that mimic their natural diet. These freeze-dried meals may include anything from insect larvae to spirulina. Feed your freshwater fish flakes specifically tailored to them – some even contain ingredients designed to boost colors or …
API TROPICAL FLAKES are specifically formulated to meet the nutritional requirements of tropical community fish (Angelfish, Tetras, Discuss and Barbs) with its natural blend of ingredients and highly digestible formula. This recipe promotes growth, color enhancement and disease resistance while …
API Tropical Mini Pellets provide your fish with a nutritious, balanced diet tailored to them. Formulated with high-quality proteins for optimum growth and palatability, these sinking pellets also contribute to lower waste production in aquariums, reduced toxic levels and ammonia …
Floating flake food is the optimal choice for small tropical fish species that feed off of the surface, such as those species which feed off of an aquarium surface. There is an array of specially tailored flakes available that contain …
Seachem NutriDiet Tropical Flakes are specially formulated to supply your tropical fish with all essential vitamins and minerals. Their formulation features Chlorella Algae – considered an incredible super food – which far outstrips Spirulina Algae found in other diets. Furthermore, …
Tropical fish come in all shapes and sizes with varied diet needs. When choosing food for your tropical fish, make sure it provides a well-balanced diet using flake food, pellet food or frozen foods for optimal results. Liquid vitamins such …
Anglers have long relied upon Purina fish food powder mixed with saltwater and Menhaden or Pogie oil as bait, so be sure to read its ingredients list prior to starting fishing. To know you are eating real fish meat, the …
Many tropical fish species are omnivores or herbivores and will enjoy eating vegetables as part of their diet, such as in flakes, pellets or wafers. Pellets can either float or sink and are bite-size foods that produce little waste, making …
Catfishes, like other bottom feeders, are omnivorous fish species. This means that they consume both meaty and plant-based foods – some feed shops even suggest feeding catfishes feeder guppies every now and then! Make sure that any food purchased for …
Goldfish require a diet containing moderate protein levels and high fiber levels to thrive in their environment. Unfortunately, most tropical fish food contains very little of either component and tends to float at the water surface, forcing goldfish to inhale …