Tropical Aquarium Fish Staple Foods: Hikari Micro Pellets Food

*	Nutritious micro-encapsulated pellet food for tropical aquarium fish
*	Excellent food choice for small tropical fish like tetras and barbs
*	Semi-floating pellets ideal for fish that feed at the surface or mid-water

Quality pellet food specially developed for small-mouth tropical fishes. Highly digestible, multi-colored Micro Pellets are formulated to provide small tropical fish such as tetras and barbs superior nutrition. Each colored pellet offers unique benefits: Red pellets provide necessary protein and amino acids, Yellow pellets provide necessary vitamins and minerals, and Green pellets provide vegetable fiber. These semi-floating pellets are ideal for surface and mid-water feeders. High in stabilized Vitamin C to reduce stress and build immunity to disease. Will not cloud the water.

Please click on "More Information" for ingredients and nutritional information.

Ingredients: Fish meal, wheat flour, flaked corn, gluten meal, brewer's dried yeast, krill meal, spirulina, sucrose esters of fatty acids, dehydrated alfalfa meal, dried seaweed meal, enzyme, garlic, astaxanthin, monosodium glutamate, DL-methionine, and vitamins and minerals including stabilized Vitamin C.

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein	42% min.
Crude Fat	4% min.
Crude Fiber	3% max.
Moisture	10% max.
Ash	12% max.
Phosphorus	1% min.

Added Vitamins
Vitamin A	11,000 IU/kg
Vitamin C	63 mg/kg
Vitamin D3	2,300 IU/kg
Vitamin E	260 mg/kg
Copper	3.7 mg/kg

Feeding Suggestions: Feed two to three times daily the amount your fish will completely consume within two to three minutes. Remove all remaining food after the feeding period to avoid over-feeding and the water quality problems which can result from this action. Tropical fish often resist a new type of food when changing their diet, continued use will ensure acceptance.

Quality Fish Foods For Healthy Fish

Good nutrition is a must for healthy aquarium inhabitants and a healthy ecosystem. Every year, thousands of fish become diseased or die because of malnutrition. Poor nutrition affects the fish's immune system, making them more susceptible to disease.

Which Food, Which Fish?

With the wide variety of commercial foods available, it is sometimes difficult to determine which type of food to feed your fish. When choosing a food, the first thing you need to know is what type of diet is natural to your fish.

FAQs: Fish Diet

No single food can provide all of the nutrients your fish need - protein, lipids, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals - in the forms each species prefer. Thus, the key to good feeding is variety.

Understanding Aquarium Fish Nutrition

Proper nutrition is essential for healthy aquarium inhabitants. Achieving good nutrition is more than choosing a food and feeding your fish. When selecting food for your fish, consider the dietary needs of all your fish.

See All Articles