Betta Fighting Fish Pro Choice Floating Pellets 35g
A colour enhancing pellet formulated with the essential vitamins and minerals vital for Betta fish health. Highly digestible and designed to improve colour.
| Ingredient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Wheat Flour | Present |
| Fish Meal | Present |
| Shrimp Meal | Present |
| Soy Protein Isolate | Present |
| Scallop Meal | Present |
| Wheat Germ | Present |
| Krill Meal | Present |
| Squid Meal | Present |
| Algae | Present |
| Yeast Powder | Present |
| Carotene | Present |
| L-Lysine | Present |
| DL-Methionine | Present |
| Fish Oil | Present |
| Vitamin Premix and Minerals | Present |
| Ethoxyquin | Present |
FAQ
Are these pellets suitable for all Betta fish species?
These pellets are formulated for Betta fish and are designed to support colour enhancement and overall health. They are suitable for most Betta species, but individual fish may have specific dietary needs.
How should I feed the pellets to my Betta fish?
Feed the pellets once or twice daily, offering only as much as the fish can consume within a few minutes. Avoid overfeeding to prevent water pollution.
Do these pellets contain any artificial additives?
The product contains natural ingredients such as fish meal, shrimp meal, and algae. Ethoxyquin is a preservative used in fish food to prevent spoilage and is approved for use in aquaculture.
Angela Davidson –
My Betta has developed brighter colours since I started feeding these pellets. They float well and are easy to distribute in the tank. The fish seems more active and healthy.
Harry Turner –
The pellets sink slowly and stay in the water for a good time. My Betta eats them readily. I noticed a slight improvement in the redness of the fins after a few weeks.
Adam Mitchell –
Great product for enhancing Betta fish colour. The ingredients are natural and the pellets are easy to feed. My fish is more vibrant and seems to enjoy them.
Natalie Randall –
The pellets are floating and easy to use. However, my Betta doesn’t eat them as much as I expected. Maybe needs to be introduced gradually.