Fluval Bug Bites Algae Crisps 1.41oz
Fluval Bug Bites Algae Crisps are crafted to cater to the instinctual, insect-focused diet of fish, enriched with essential vitamins, minerals, and trace nutrients vital for their well-being and energy. Perfect for bottom-dwelling species such as plecos, ancistrus, loaches, and corydoras catfish, this blend incorporates nutrient-packed spirulina and kelp alongside premium insect protein to enhance digestion, promote growth, and boost color vibrancy. The sturdy crisp format allows bottom feeders ample time to comfortably nibble and process their meal.
- Sustainably sourced Black Soldier Fly larvae, raised on fruits and vegetables for top-tier nutrition
- Enhanced with Hawaiian spirulina and kelp for exceptional plant-based protein
- Boasts 43.5% crude protein content
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.41 oz |
| Protein Content | 43.5% |
| Key Ingredients | Black Soldier Fly larvae, spirulina, kelp |
| Target Fish Species | Plecos, ancistrus, loaches, corydoras catfish |
FAQ
What are the main ingredients in Fluval Bug Bites Algae Crisps?
The main ingredients include sustainably sourced Black Soldier Fly larvae raised on fruits and vegetables, Hawaiian spirulina, and kelp.
Is this food suitable for all types of fish?
No, this food is specifically formulated for bottom-dwelling fish such as plecos, ancistrus, loaches, and corydoras catfish.
How does the crisp format benefit fish feeding?
The sturdy crisp format allows bottom-feeding fish to slowly nibble and process their meal, supporting better digestion and feeding comfort.

Victoria Kerr –
My plecos have been eating these crisps regularly for two months. They seem more active and their colors are brighter than before. The texture is great and they enjoy it without any fuss.
Una Walker –
I switched from regular algae wafers to these crisps and noticed my corydoras are more interested in feeding. The protein content seems high, and they seem to grow steadily.
Audrey Cornish –
The fish in my tank are consistently eating the crisps, especially the loaches. I appreciate the natural ingredients and the fact that it’s a sustainable option.