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Cobalt Aquatics Pro Breeder Premium Fish Food

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*	Probiotic-enhanced flake or pellet food conditions breeding aquarium fish

*	Premium flakes or pellets deliver key nutrition that also improves digestion

*	Rich in protein from beef heart, earthworm, egg, spirulina & more

Condition breeding aquarium fish with protein-rich premium flakes or pellets enhanced with probiotics. Cobalt Aquatics Pro Breeder Premium Fish Food features an advanced scientific formula developed to support ultimate fish health, color, and digestion. A special blend of beef heart, earthworm, egg, spirulina, and high quality salmon fish meal delivers nutrition necessary for aquarium fish that are breeding.

Cobalt Aquatics Pro Breeder Premium Fish Food includes naturally occurring probiotic strains of Bacillus sp. to support fish digestion. This means less waste and cleaner aquarium water. Cobalt Aquatics Pro Breeder Premium Fish Food also features signature blue flakes or blue pellets to support overall fish health necessary to resist disease. Highly palatable flakes or pellets also contain krill, plankton, and spirulina to bring out natural vivid coloration in freshwater and saltwater aquarium fish. Made in the USA from ingredients sourced in the USA and Canada.

Feeding Guide: Feed 2-3 times daily, only as much as your fish can consume within several minutes.

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Cobalt Aquatics Pro Breeder Premium Fish Food Flakes 32 oz (2 lbs) 4.4 5 8 8

Food looks great! Although I can't comment on the long term results of this food, I can say that the food looks great, I see a good proportion of the blue flakes which are supposed to contain a high vitamin content. I have been feeding my adults and fry (after crushing the largish flakes) for 2 weeks with this food and fresh peas and some frozen brine shrimp. My (very breeding) platies, mollies, tetras and danios look great. The platy fry are growing exponentially. April 30, 2014

Highly recommended! Since giving this food a try, my fish have shown an increase in growth and the color is phenomenal! I feed this food twice a day and also frozen once a day. My fish are now double the size as other fish from the same batch that have not sold yet at my local fish store and even though my fish are still too young to breed (2 years to maturity) but I know they will be conditioned for when they are ready. Even if you are not looking to breed your fish, I would still recommend this product! March 30, 2014

Great product. Fish love the flakes and they are having babies like crazy! I give my cichlids pellets then flakes two to three times a day and they are doing great. Beautiful vibrant colors compared to other products. March 26, 2014

great product-low price i have been feeding this to my fish for a few weeks, the fish seem more active and there colors are starting to pop! December 5, 2013

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Can this food cause a red algae bloom?

The library's 20 gallon tank in home to two fantail goldfish. We lost the first two fish after three years, and three + years due to digestive problems. The profesionals who clean the tank recommended the Cobalt Pro Breeder pellets. Soon afterwards, the red film began to appear on all the surfaces in the tank. I cleaned everything and changed the filter, but after one clear day, red came back with a vengence, and is now clouding the water. The food is the only thing new. Thanks for your guidance.

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Thank you for your question. Red slime is typically a red slime bacteria and grows in tanks with a lot of excess nutrients and low circulation. A tank with lots of excess nutrients does not always yeild cyano's, the change in diet could have added a micro nutrient that was missing before and is now there so cyano's are blooming. We suggest checking the water parameters, specifically, Nitrate and Phosphate. If they are not where they are supposed to be, you need to step up the maintenance, the algae should begin to subside. The pellets are very dense and a potent diet, but can not create the slime on their own, but definitely can be adding to the problem by way of unintentional over-feeding, which can cause clouding and excess nutrients.. When the algae blooms, it makes the water tougher for the fish to thrive and they may not be eating as much, so that makes it easy to overfeed the fish and have excess food floating around. You can also use red slime algaecides such as:
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