Jumbo Fish Formula
Big fish means serious food, and that is what NorthFin’s Jumbo Fish Formula offers. Professionally formulated with whole Antarctic krill meal, high DHA Omega-3 whole herring meal, organic kelp and montmorillonite clay, you can be confident your large carnivore and omnivore fish obtain their daily nutrients. With NorthFin’s Jumbo Formula, your fish can indulge in a tasty nutritious treat with every bite.
Recommended for: All types of freshwater carnivore and omnivore fish.
Pellet type: Slow sinking pellets
Ingredients:
- Whole Antarctic Krill Meal (Euphausia Superba)
- High DHA Omega-3 Whole Herring Meal
- Whole Sardine Meal
- Wheat Flour
- Organic Kelp (Laminariales)
- Spirulina
- Garlic (Allium sativum)
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Form | Slow sinking pellets |
| Target Fish | Carnivore and omnivore freshwater fish |
| Key Nutrients | Omega-3 (DHA), protein, vitamins, minerals |
FAQ
What are the main ingredients in the Jumbo Fish Formula?
The main ingredients include whole Antarctic krill meal, high DHA Omega-3 whole herring meal, whole sardine meal, wheat flour, organic kelp, spirulina, and garlic.
Is this food suitable for all freshwater fish?
Yes, it is recommended for all types of freshwater carnivore and omnivore fish.
How does the sinking property benefit fish feeding?
The slow sinking pellets allow fish to feed at different depths, reducing surface feeding and improving feeding efficiency for bottom-dwelling species.
Liam Rutherford –
My cichlids have been eating this formula consistently for three months. They seem more active and their coloration has improved. The pellets sink slowly, which is perfect for their feeding habits.
Max Hemmings –
I switched from a standard fish food to this Jumbo Formula and noticed my goldfish are more energetic. The texture is good and the fish don’t seem to struggle with the sinking pellets.
Frank Gray –
The ingredients list is transparent and the fish are clearly enjoying the food. My betta has started to eat more and seems healthier overall. It’s a solid choice for omnivores.