Fluval Bug Bites Algae Crisps 3.52oz
Fluval Bug Bites Crisps are specifically formulated to address the natural, insect-based feeding habits of fish, with added vitamins, minerals and other trace nutrients important to their health and vitality. Ideal for all bottom feeders (plecos, ancistrus, loaches, corydoras cats, etc.), this formula includes nutrient-rich spirulina and kelp, in addition to quality insect protein for increased digestibility and optimal fish condition, growth and coloration.
The durable food format provides your bottom dwellers the time they need to leisurely grind away at their food.
Key Features
- Black Soldier Fly larvae – sustainably raised on fruits and vegetables for better quality nutrition
- Fortified with Hawaiian-spirulina and kelp – for superior plant protein and nutritional balance
| Product Size | 3.52 oz |
|---|---|
| Target Fish Types | Bottom feeders (plecos, ancistrus, loaches, corydoras cats, etc.) |
| Key Ingredients | Black Soldier Fly larvae, spirulina, kelp |
FAQ
What type of fish is best suited for Fluval Bug Bites Algae Crisps?
This food is ideal for bottom-dwelling fish such as plecos, ancistrus, loaches, and corydoras cats.
Are the insect proteins in this food sustainably sourced?
Yes, the black soldier fly larvae are sustainably raised on fruits and vegetables.
Does this product contain any artificial additives?
No, Fluval Bug Bites Crisps are free from artificial additives and are fortified with natural ingredients like spirulina and kelp.
Edward Blake –
My plecos have been eating this consistently for two months. They seem more active and their color has improved noticeably. The crisp texture is great for bottom feeders who enjoy slow chewing.
Carol Ince –
I switched from regular algae wafers to these crisps and my loaches are now more engaged with feeding. The spirulina and kelp seem to give them better energy and vitality.
Una Sanderson –
The food holds up well in the tank and doesn’t break apart easily. My corydoras are enjoying it and seem to be growing steadily. No fish have shown any digestive issues.
Keith Simpson –
It’s a good alternative to traditional sinking pellets. The insects provide a natural diet that mimics what fish would eat in the wild.
Christopher Hemmings –
After using this for a few weeks, my fish are more vibrant and active. The texture is perfect for slow feeding, which helps with digestion.