Sakura Fighting Fish Food(betta Fish) 0.7 Oz.(pack of 3)
Main ingredients are dried mosquito larva and squid liver. Black bead lures predator fish like fighting fish to attack it immediately. The nutrition makes fighting fish colorful and aggressive. Vitamin C quickly helps wound healing of torn fin and tail. Vitamin E is an antioxidant reduces fish infection at gill, reduces fish stress, and also extend fish life cycle. Spirulina adds nutrition such as amino acid for fish food which makes fish healthy. Healthy fish will have bright and colorful skin.
Nutrients’ Detail as Follow: Main ingredients are dried mosquito larva and squid liver. Black bead lures predator fish like fighting fish to attack it immediately. The nutrition makes fighting fish colorful and aggressive. Vitamin C quickly helps wound healing of torn fin and tail. Vitamin E is an antioxidant reduces fish infection at gill, reduces fish stress, and also extend fish life cycle. Spirulina adds nutrition such as amino acid for fish food which makes fish healthy. Healthy fish will have bright and colorful skin. Bead doesn’t cause dirty water and can float all day long. Target Group Fighting fish and other hard feeding fishes such as Pompadour, Cichlid, Archer fish, Parrot fish. Mini bead size suitable for fighting fish mouth and fry. Natural Black bead or so called mosquito larva bead. Prominent Points Comfortable, clean, and no infection unlike live mosquito larva. 0.5mm bead size as same as real mosquito larva.
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{"Is Discontinued By Manufacturer": "No", "Date First Available": "November 1, 2015", "Flavor": "Liver, Seafood", "Unit Count": "2.1 Ounce", "Package Information": "Bag", "Breed Recommendation": "Small Breeds"}