Discusfood Artemia Brine Shrimps Soft 50 XL 150g

Discusfood Artemia Brine Shrimps Soft 50 XL 150g – Nutrient-Rich Soft Granules for Vibrant & Healthy Fish

Discusfood Artemia Brine Shrimps Soft 50 XL 150g is a professional-grade aquarium feed made with high levels of natural Artemia (brine shrimp). The unique soft-granule texture closely mimics the consistency of live food, making it highly palatable even for finicky eaters. With a balanced composition of marine proteins, essential amino acids, and omega-3 fatty acids, it supports rapid growth, brilliant coloration, and improved fertility in tropical fish.

Each granule is produced under low-temperature processing to preserve sensitive nutrients, ensuring maximum absorption and minimal waste. This makes the feed especially suitable for clean-water aquariums and breeding tanks. The XL granule size is perfect for medium to large fish species that require more substantial bites without compromising digestibility.

Specifications

• Brand: Discusfood
• Product Type: Soft Granular Fish Food
• Weight: 150g
• Granule Size: XL (suitable for medium to large fish)
• Main Ingredient: Artemia (Brine Shrimp), Marine Proteins
• Protein Content: Approx. 50%
• Form: Soft sinking granules
• Suitable For: Discus, Angelfish, Cichlids, and other tropical species
• Water Stability: High – reduces clouding and residue

How to Use This Fish Food

1. Feed 2–3 times per day in small portions that fish consume within a few minutes.
2. Introduce slowly if switching from other dry foods to allow fish to adapt.
3. Best used as a staple diet for color enhancement and breeding preparation.
4. Remove uneaten granules promptly to maintain water quality.

Care & Maintenance Tips

• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and humidity.
• Keep the lid tightly sealed after use to preserve freshness.
• Use clean, dry hands or a scoop to prevent contamination.
• Alternate occasionally with Discusfood soft granules of different formulations for balanced nutrition.
• Monitor fish condition and adjust feeding frequency accordingly.