Staple food for discus fish
The nutritious granules were specially developed for discus fish. Biologically balanced, they provide the “king of aquarium fish” with all the important nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and essential fatty acids.
- With natural crustaceans, insect larvae, plankton and algae
- With probiotic lactic acid bacteria and prebiotic active ingredients for healthy intestinal function and optimal nutrient utilization
- High acceptance due to soft granules, like natural feed animals
- Beta-glucans from natural raw materials support the body’s immune system
- Rich in astaxanthin to fully express the species-specific color splendor
| Specification | Weight: 90g (200ml) |
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FAQ
What makes this food different from other discus fish foods?
This food includes natural ingredients like crustaceans, insect larvae, and plankton, along with probiotic and prebiotic components that support digestive health and nutrient absorption. The soft granules are easily accepted by discus fish, mimicking their natural diet.
Does this food help maintain discus fish color?
Yes, the high content of astaxanthin helps enhance and maintain the natural, vibrant coloration of discus fish.
Is the probiotic content safe for long-term use?
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Leah Vance –
My discus fish have become more active and their colors are brighter since switching to this food. The granules are soft and they eat them eagerly. I’ve noticed better digestion and overall health in the tank.
Alexandra Cornish –
This is the first food that my discus actually enjoy. The soft granules are easy to digest and the fish show improved coloration after a few weeks. The inclusion of astaxanthin really makes a difference.
Justin Hunter –
Good quality food with natural ingredients. The fish eat it regularly and seem healthier. A bit more expensive than other options, but worth it for the results.
Dorothy Henderson –
After using this food for two months, my discus have developed richer red and orange hues. The probiotic component seems to support their gut health, and they are more active in the tank.