Premium Marine Sinking Granules
Choose between Micro and Small Marine Granules.
A complete diet for small and medium marine fish, shrimps, etc.
An easy granule food to use that contains all the essential vitamins and minerals that marine fish need.
Includes high quality protein, fatty acids DHA and EPA and natural carotenoid pigments.
Granules float for a few seconds and then slowly sink.
Granules are very versatile, fish will enjoy them at all levels of the aquarium.
Supports good digestion, and a healthy immune system.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Protein Content | High (5%) |
| Fatty Acids | DHA and EPA |
| Minerals & Vitamins | Essential vitamins and minerals |
| Form | Granules (Micro and Small) |
| Usage | For small and medium marine fish, shrimps |
FAQ
What are the different types of granules available?
Available in Micro and Small sizes, both designed for small and medium marine fish, shrimps, and other marine species.
Do the granules sink immediately or do they float first?
The granules float for a few seconds before slowly sinking, allowing fish to access them at various levels of the aquarium.
Are there any specific fish that benefit most from this food?
This food is suitable for small and medium marine fish, shrimps, and other marine invertebrates that require a balanced diet with essential nutrients.
Karen Chapman –
My clownfish and shrimp have been eating these granules for two months now. They seem more active and their colors are brighter. The granules sink well and are easy to distribute in the tank.
Anna Cornish –
I tried several marine foods before switching to these. The DHA and EPA content makes a noticeable difference in my tang’s health. The sinking property helps with feeding at different tank levels.
Sue Alsop –
Great quality and consistent size. My hermit crabs and small fish enjoy them. The natural pigments give a nice color boost to the fish without any additives.
Faith Greene –
The granules are easy to mix and feed. My marine tank has been more stable since switching to this food. No fish have shown any digestive issues.