Ocean Nutrition Formula Two Pellets 7-Ounces (200 Grams) Jar - Small Pellet Size
Brand: Ocean Nutrition

Ocean Nutrition's Pellet Formula Foods for marine fish are natural ingredient, soft and moist slow-sinking food developed by aquaculture biologists for all tropical marine fish's daily feeding. The pellets provide balanced nutrition through a blend of fresh seafood, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids that help promote optimal health, color, and vitality. They are available in small (+/- 1.2mm), medium (+/- 3.1mm), and XL (+/- 8 mm) pellet sizes and two varieties: Formula One Pellets and Formula Two Pellets. Additionally, the natural ingredients plus the pellets' soft and moist nature make it easy for your fish to digest them. As a result, there is less waste, and your aquarium stays cleaner.

Formula Two Pellets are a natural ingredient soft and moist slow-sinking food with a lower protein content for all herbivorous marine tropical fish's daily feeding – those whose natural diet is partly or entirely algae. This formula provides balanced nutrition through a blend of fresh seafood, spirulina (blue-green algae), kelp, garlic, and more. Additionally, garlic's inclusion creates an appealing flavor that even the most finicky fish cannot resist. These pellets are ideal for herbivorous fish because the natural ingredients and soft and moist nature make them highly palatable.

Feeding Instructions: Feed two to three times daily as much as your fish will eat in five minutes. Remove any uneaten food. Store in a cool, dry place. Use within four months after opening. For variety use in combination with other Ocean Nutrition Formula Foods.

Soft and moist slow-sinking pellets with a lower protein content for herbivorous and omnivorous marine fish
Provides daily nutrition, promotes proper growth, and supports coloration
Packed in oxygen-free pouches to guarantee maximum freshness
Does not cloud the water when used as directed
Ideal for tangs, rabbitfish, marine angelfish, clownfish, and more – also freshwater herbivores and omnivores