Fish Science Micro Granules 140g
Recreates the natural insect based diet that Bettas consume in the wild. Floating 0.5mm granules for easy eating. Specially formulated with insect meal to support health and easy digestion. Contains Garlic Beta Glucans and Omega oils to support the immune system. Environmentally friendly and sustainable. Contains natural colour enhancers such as Spirulina algae, paprika, carrot and shrimp. Complete with spatula to allow careful feeding.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Form | Micro granules (0.5mm) |
| Weight | 140g |
| Ingredients | Insect meal, Garlic Beta Glucans, Omega oils, Spirulina algae, paprika, carrot, shrimp |
| Feeding Tool | Included spatula |
| Environmental Note | Sustainable and eco-friendly |
FAQ
Are these granules suitable for all Betta fish species?
Yes, these micro granules are designed to mimic the natural diet of Bettas and are suitable for most Betta species.
Do the granules dissolve in water?
The granules are floating and designed to be easily consumed by Bettas without dissolving immediately in water.
Can I use these granules alongside other foods?
Yes, they can be used in combination with other foods to provide a balanced diet.

Alison Dickens –
My Betta has been eating these granules for two months now. They seem to have a better color and are more active. The floating design makes feeding easy and the granules break down well in the water.
Lucas Quinn –
The granules are small and easy to feed. My fish enjoys them and has shown improved appetite. The natural ingredients seem to support its health and color.
Rachel Jones –
I appreciate the inclusion of garlic beta glucans and omega oils. My Betta has a stronger immune response and stays healthier during temperature changes.
Gabrielle Hudson –
The spatula makes portion control simple. The granules are well-formulated and my Betta eats them without any issues.
Sally Lambert –
After switching to these granules, my Betta’s fins have become brighter. The natural color enhancers are noticeable and the fish seems more energetic.