New Life Spectrum Algaemax Sinking Pellets Fish Food, 5.3 oz, Regular

Your algae-grazing and bottom-feeding fish have their own way of eating, and the right pellet meets them there. New Life Spectrum Algaemax Sinking Pellets come in a 5.3 oz size with 1-1.5mm algae enhanced sinking pellets built to drop down through the water. Because these pellets sink, they reach the fish that feed lower in your tank, and the small 1-1.5mm size makes them easy for a wide range of mouths to take, from grazers to community fish that scavenge the floor. It is an easy way to bring an algae enhanced meal to the levels where these eaters live.

• Algae enhanced recipe, formulated with the algae-eaters and grazers in your aquarium in mind.
• Sinking pellets that travel down to the fish feeding in the lower water column.
• A small 1-1.5mm pellet, easy for many different fish to take and manage at mealtime.
• Made with easy to digest Whole Antarctic Krill, a marine protein your fish are built to use.
• Squid contributes another easy to digest marine ingredient to each pellet.
• Marine veggies are blended in, giving your fish more variety than protein on its own.
• No soybean products, so the pellets stay centered on marine and algae-enhanced sources.
• A 5.3 oz size, a dependable supply for feeding your bottom-dwellers across many meals.
• Easy to digest throughout, which is the principle this recipe is designed around.
• A regular formulation, simple to keep on hand and easy to portion at feeding time.

New Life Spectrum suggests that for best results, you feed Spectrum exclusively, letting these algae enhanced sinking pellets carry the diet of your grazing fish. The compact 1-1.5mm size suits tanks where smaller mouths and mixed feeders share the floor, while the sinking design makes sure the food gets down to them instead of staying out of reach at the top. With krill, squid, and marine veggies in an algae enhanced recipe and no soybean products, this 5.3 oz tub gives your bottom-feeders a marine-based meal day after day. Keep it close, feed a small scoop, and watch the lower levels of your aquarium come alive at mealtime.