Aqueon Algae Rounds – 3 Oz
Ideal for bottom dwelling fish such as plecostomus, loaches, catfish, shrimp and more. Aqueon Rounds sink and dissolve more slowly to continuously provide food that accommodates bottom-feeder’s typical eating habits. Aqueon Algae Rounds contain natural vegetable sources, such as spirulina and kelp, which algae eaters prefer. If necessary, break rounds into pieces to prevent overfeeding. Satisfaction Guarantee.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3 oz |
| Ingredients | Spirulina, kelp |
| Target Fish | Bottom dwellers (plecostomus, loaches, catfish, shrimp) |
| Feeding Method | Submerge and dissolve slowly |
FAQ
How long do Aqueon Algae Rounds take to dissolve in water?
The rounds sink and dissolve slowly, providing a sustained feeding experience over several hours.
Can I feed Aqueon Algae Rounds to fish that don’t live on the bottom?
Best suited for bottom-dwelling fish such as plecostomus, loaches, catfish, and shrimp. Not recommended for surface or mid-water dwellers.
Are the ingredients in Aqueon Algae Rounds natural?
Yes, Aqueon Algae Rounds contain natural vegetable sources such as spirulina and kelp, which are preferred by algae-eating fish.
Boris Berry –
My plecostomus loves the Aqueon Algae Rounds. They sink slowly and stay in the tank longer, which matches how he eats. The spirulina and kelp are visible in his color and appetite. I’ve used them for a month and haven’t had to adjust feeding frequency.
Nicholas Pullman –
Good for bottom feeders. The rounds dissolve gradually, so my loaches don’t get overfed. I broke one into smaller pieces when I noticed my fish weren’t eating the whole one. Still, it’s a reliable option for algae-eating fish.
Maria Kelly –
My catfish have been eating these consistently. They sink to the bottom and stay there for hours. The texture is natural and the fish seem more active after feeding. No fish have shown signs of digestive issues.