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Sera Insect Meal Granules for Fish – High-Protein, Slow-Sinking Pellet

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $5.89.Current price is: $3.63.

Premium insect meal granules that mimic natural prey, ideal for fish feeding in aquariums.

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Sera Insect Meal Granules

Insect meal provides tenebrio larvae with wheat and algae binder to create the optimum slow sinking protein pellet. Most fish sustain themselves on small insect larvae and algae, and this is the perfect mimic. Make your fish feel at home…well not at home…make your fish think they are back in the wild.

Shipping Size: 1.3 ounces

Specification Value
Form Granules
Base Ingredient Tenebrio larvae
Binder Wheat and algae
Sink Rate Slow sinking
Shelf Life Unspecified

FAQ

What type of fish is this food suitable for?

This insect meal is ideal for fish that naturally feed on small insect larvae and algae, such as cichlids, catfish, and certain species of livebearers.

How should I store the granules after opening?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain freshness and nutritional value.

Is this product safe for all aquarium species?

Please contact customer service

3 reviews for Sera Insect Meal Granules for Fish – High-Protein, Slow-Sinking Pellet

  1. Dan Springer –

    My betta has been eating the insect meal regularly and seems more active than before. The granules sink slowly, which mimics natural feeding behavior. Easy to dispense and the fish enjoy it.

  2. Robert Murray –

    Good quality product that matches what fish eat in the wild. The slow sinking feature helps with feeding in deeper parts of the tank. A bit pricey but worth it for the realism.

  3. Frank Powell –

    My community tank has been thriving since switching to this food. The fish show more natural feeding patterns, and the granules don’t clump or float to the surface.

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