Sinking Carnivore Pellets
Sponge-like sinking pellet ideal for most carnivores
- Specifically developed for bottom feeding carnivorous fish
- Offers a nutrient mix comparable with live foods without the parasites or bacteria they normally contain
- Developed based on extensive studies into the sight, smell and taste of numerous carnivorous fish
- Includes the highest grade of colour enhancing ingredients to support colour retention in UV deficient environments, ensuring fish look their best all year round
- Rapidly become soft when absorbing water whilst retaining its desirable shape
- Floating, protein rich (min 47%) pellet
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | 74g |
| Form | Sinking pellet |
| Protein Content | Min 47% |
| Target Fish | Carnivorous fish, bottom feeders |
FAQ
Are these pellets suitable for all types of carnivorous fish?
These pellets are specifically formulated for bottom-feeding carnivorous fish and are ideal for species that prefer to feed on the substrate.
Do the pellets retain their shape when soaked in water?
Yes, the pellets rapidly soften when absorbing water but maintain their desirable shape.
Are there any additives or preservatives in the pellets?
The pellets contain no parasites or bacteria, and are formulated with high-grade colour-enhancing ingredients to support fish colour retention.
Rebecca Young –
My betta has been eating these pellets consistently for two months. They sink well and the fish seems more vibrant than before. The colour retention is noticeable even in low-light tank conditions.
Paul Morgan –
The pellets absorb water quickly and break down nicely in the tank. My cichlids enjoy them and seem to be in better health. A little more colour in the fish compared to previous food.
Jasmine Kelly –
Great for bottom feeders. The sinking property makes it easy to distribute in the tank. My fish are active and show good appetite after switching to this food.
Victoria Springer –
The protein content is high and the fish stay active. I noticed a difference in their body condition after a few weeks. Sinking works well with my tank setup.