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FishScience Axolotl Pellets – High Protein Insect-Based Feed for Axolotls

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.79.Current price is: $2.84.

4mm sinking pellets with Black Soldier Fly and Mealworm for natural axolotl diet.

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Fish Science Axolotl Pellets

Recreates the natural insect based diet that Axolotl’s consume in the wild.

Unique formula using Black Soldier Fly and Mealworm. High protein 4mm sinking pellet fortified with vitamins and minerals. Contains natural sources of Kelp and Haematococcus pluvialis (a natural astaxanthin source).

Specification Details
Size 4mm
Form Sinking pellet
Protein Content High protein
Ingredients Insect meal (Black Soldier Fly, Mealworm), Herring meal, Whole wheat, Wheat germ, Salmon oil, Pea, Yeast, Kelp, Carrot, Haematococcus pluvialis
Feeding Instructions Juvenile (up to 6 months): Feed once daily, offer as much as the axolotl consumes in 15 minutes. Remove uneaten food. Adult (6 months and older): Feed 3-5 pellets every other day. Remove uneaten food.

FAQ

Are these pellets suitable for all life stages of axolotls?

Yes, these pellets are suitable for all stages of life as stated in the feeding instructions.

What makes the ingredient source of this pellet different from others?

The formula includes Black Soldier Fly and Mealworm, which mimic the natural insect diet axolotls consume in the wild. It also contains natural astaxanthin from Haematococcus pluvialis and kelp for added nutritional value.

How long do the pellets sink in water?

The pellets are designed to slowly sink, allowing for natural feeding behavior in axolotls.

3 reviews for FishScience Axolotl Pellets – High Protein Insect-Based Feed for Axolotls

  1. Ella Miller –

    My axolotl has been eating these pellets consistently since I started using them. The texture is good and they seem to be well accepted. The color of the pellets is natural and the feeding routine is easy to follow. I notice better coloration in my axolotl’s skin recently.

  2. Pippa Blake –

    I tried a few different foods before switching to these pellets. My axolotl is now more active and seems to be gaining weight. The sinking property helps keep the food at the bottom where it’s needed. Only issue is that the pellets are small and need to be measured carefully.

  3. Angela Hughes –

    The feeding instructions are clear and easy to follow. My juvenile axolotl eats them without hesitation. The inclusion of natural astaxanthin seems to improve the overall health and appearance. I’ve noticed a more vibrant hue in the skin.

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