FishScience Fish Treats with Algae
FishScience Fish Treats with Algae is a tablet treat that sticks to the aquarium glass, creating an interactive and long-lasting feeding experience for tropical fish, goldfish, and even marine species.
- The ideal treat for Malawi Cichlids, plecos, and algae-eating freshwater and marine fish.
- Recreate their natural grazing behaviour.
- Contains natural ingredients to promote your fish’s health, including beta-glucans, garlic, and omega-3 oils.
- Naturally enhances the colour of your fish using Spirulina algae and krill.
Feeding instructions:
Feed 2 – 3 times each week to give your fish a varied diet. Gently press the tablet onto the glass to stick. If only feeding a few fish, split the tablet in half.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Form | Tablet |
| Ingredients | Spirulina algae, krill, beta-glucans, garlic, omega-3 oils |
| Target Species | Malawi Cichlids, plecos, algae-eating freshwater and marine fish |
| Feeding Frequency | 2–3 times per week |
FAQ
How do I apply the FishScience Fish Treats with Algae?
Gently press the tablet onto the aquarium glass to stick. It will remain in place and attract fish to graze on it.
Are these treats safe for all types of fish?
Best suited for Malawi Cichlids, plecos, and algae-eating freshwater and marine fish. Not recommended for species with sensitive digestive systems without prior testing.
Do the treats affect fish coloration?
Yes, the Spirulina algae and krill in the treat naturally enhance fish color over time with regular use.
Audrey Oliver –
My Malawi cichlids have been actively grazing on the algae tablets for two months. They seem more engaged and their colors have improved noticeably. Easy to apply and stays in place well.
Rose Vaughan –
I used the treat once a week for my plecos and noticed better appetite and brighter fins. It’s a simple way to mimic natural feeding behavior without overfeeding.
Ruth Ball –
The tablet sticks firmly to the glass and my goldfish keep coming to it. The fish look healthier and more vibrant after a few weeks of use. No fish have shown any adverse reactions.