Tropical Fish Food Supervit Flakes 1000ml

Purpose tropical supervit flakes is a multi-ingredient flake food for everyday feeding of omnivorous and carnivorous fish. An extremely rich and diverse recipe provides fish with all the necessary nutrients. The addition of beta-glucan strengthens the immunity of fish. This basic fish food is an ideal choice for a multi-species aquarium. examples of fish: cape lopez pennant (aphyosemion australe), galaxy microrasbora (celestichthys margaritatus), white-lipped molly (poecilia sphenops), guppy (poecilia reticulata) , heller's swordtail (xiphophorus helleri) , amazon hockey fish (thayeria boehlkei), sailfin angelfish (pterophyllum scalare), sumatran barb (puntigrus tetrazona) , odessa barb (pethia padamya) , spotted ray (xiphophorus maculatus), bleher's ray (hemigrammus bleheri) , notropis chrosomus , neon tetra (paracheirodon innesi) , red-tailed catfish (xenotoca eiseni) benefits for your fish • ensures healthy growth and development • regulates digestion • enhances fish colors • increases vitality and promotes reproduction product description • tropical supervit flakes is a multi-ingredient flake food for everyday feeding of omnivorous and carnivorous fish • works particularly well in feeding fish in multi-species aquariums • rich and diverse recipe provides well-balanced nutrients for all popular aquarium fish • natural immuno-stimulator beta-glucan and stabilized vitamin c support fish immunity • fiber and chitin regulate digestion and excretion • natural carotenoids , including those derived from peppers , enhance fish colors • lecithin increases vitality and promotes reproduction • the food does not contain genetically modified ingredients (gmo), preservatives, flavor enhancers and aromas tropical advises the most universal form of fish food is flakes. This type of food floats on the water surface, sinks after a while and slowly sinks to the bottom. Therefore, fish feeding in different zones of the aquarium can easily take it. In addition, flakes can be crushed, adjusting their size to the mouth opening of smaller species of fish or even growing fry.