Tetra Plecomin 120 Tablets – Herbivore Tropical Fish Food
Complete food for herbivorous bottom-feeding tropical fish, such as Plecostomus and sucking loach.
- Enriched with vegetable proteins and Spirulina algae to match natural diet
- Softens quickly for easy eating, yet does not break down and cloud the water
- Contains all essential nutrients, vitamins, and trace elements
- Less waste for cleaner, healthier water
- Tablets sink quickly, allowing placement near to hiding places of timid fish
Feeding Guide
Feed 2-3 times a day, only as much as the fish can consume within a few minutes. In mixed community aquariums, use in combination with TetraMin flakes / crisps or TetraPro. For timid fish, feed after the aquarium lights have been switched off.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Target Fish | Herbivorous bottom-feeding species (e.g., Plecostomus, sucking loach) |
| Form | Tablets |
| Ingredients | Vegetable proteins, Spirulina algae |
| Benefits | Easy to eat, minimal water clouding, complete nutrition |
| Storage | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight |
FAQ
Can I feed Plecomin tablets to fish that are not strictly herbivorous?
Plecomin is specifically formulated for herbivorous fish. For omnivorous or carnivorous species, it may not provide balanced nutrition. Please consult a fish expert or use a more suitable diet.
How long do the tablets last once opened?
The tablets remain fresh for up to 12 months when stored properly. After opening, keep the container sealed and store in a cool, dry place.
Is this product safe for use in community tanks with other fish species?
Yes, it can be used in mixed tanks when combined with TetraMin flakes or TetraPro. Feed in moderation to avoid overfeeding.
Mary MacLeod –
My plecos have been eating these tablets regularly for three months. They seem healthier and more active. The tablets sink well and don’t cloud the water. Easy to feed, especially at night when the lights are off.
Adrian Brown –
Good for bottom feeders like my sucking loach. The texture is soft and they enjoy it. I feed once in the evening after turning off the lights. Water clarity has improved noticeably.
Felicity Butler –
The Spirulina content is noticeable in the fish’s color. My plecos are more vibrant and less prone to algae buildup. No waste in the tank, which helps maintain water quality.
Sam Bond –
Works well with TetraMin flakes. I feed the tablets twice a day, only a small amount each time. The fish eat quickly and the water stays clear.
Sebastian Nash –
Perfect for timid fish that hide in the corners. The tablets sink slowly and stay intact, so they don’t break apart. My fish are now more active and seem to be thriving.