Red Tropical & Coldwater Colour Enhancing Granules
Red Tropical + Coldwater Colour Enhancing Granules Fish Food
- Suitable for: Discus, Cichlids, Angels, Goldfish, Koi, Tropical Fish, Community Fish, Mollys, Plattys, Swordtails and many more.
- We have worked in the fish trade for 15+ years and this is the Number 1 food that we have used during that time to keep our fish healthy and colourful. We’ve also found that fish go mad for this food more than any other dry food that we use!
- Contains Astaxanthin and Carotenoids, both natural colour enhancers.
- A complete diet.
- High Protein Content (42%), promotes growth, full coloration and a healthy immune system.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Protein Content | 42% |
| Key Ingredients | Astaxanthin, Carotenoids |
| Target Fish Species | Discus, Cichlids, Angels, Goldfish, Koi, Tropical Fish, Community Fish, Mollys, Plattys, Swordtails |
FAQ
What fish species are best suited for this food?
This food is ideal for Discus, Cichlids, Angels, Goldfish, Koi, Tropical Fish, Community Fish, Mollys, Plattys, and Swordtails.
Are the colour enhancers in this food natural?
Yes, the food contains natural colour enhancers such as Astaxanthin and Carotenoids.
Is this a complete diet for fish?
Yes, this is a complete diet that supports growth, full coloration, and a healthy immune system.
Samantha Hemmings –
My discus have turned a vibrant red since switching to this food. The fish are more active and seem healthier. The granules are easy to feed and the fish show noticeable color improvement after two weeks.
Brian King –
Used this for my cichlids and mollys. The fish have developed richer colors and are more energetic. High protein content is evident in their growth. Very satisfied with the results.
Blake Nash –
Good color boost for my community tank. The fish enjoy it and eat it thoroughly. A bit expensive, but worth it for the visible improvement in coloration.
Ryan Langdon –
My koi have become more vibrant since adding this to their diet. The natural color enhancers work well and the fish seem more lively and healthy overall.