Tropical Fish Flakes 100g

A high-protein, multi-vitamin flake mix made with fish meal, plankton, algae, and lecithin - a fantastic all-round supplementary food for isopods, millipedes, and cockroaches.

This is a blend of 7 different flake types, so every pinch is a mix. The analysis is 47% crude protein, with the vitamins and minerals listed below.

Why These Flakes?

• 47% crude protein, with fish meal first in the recipe
• 7 different flake types in the mix for a diverse nutritional profile
• Plankton & algae provide natural vitamins and trace elements
• Packed with vitamins - A, D3, E, C, B2, B12, and K3
• Essential minerals including calcium, phosphorus, manganese, and zinc
• Easy to crumble and scatter, and softens on its own in a humid enclosure

How to Use

Crumble a small pinch of flakes onto the substrate or a small dish and leave them dry: they take up moisture from the enclosure on their own, and wetting them first only makes them clump and mould sooner. Remove any uneaten food after a couple of days. Best used as part of a varied diet alongside leaf litter, vegetables, pond sticks, and other protein sources.

Our guide to feeding fish flakes to isopods covers portion sizes and how often each species wants them.

A reliable everyday protein source for isopods, millipedes, and cockroaches alike. Browse our full accessories collection for leaf litter, calcium sources, and the other components of a varied invert diet.

For Tropical Fish

This is a tropical fish food first, seven flake types that community fish take readily. Feed a pinch they clear in two or three minutes, once or twice a day, and net out anything left. For a betta, crumble the flakes small first; our guide to what betta fish eat covers how much and how often. Other foods for fish, turtles and reptiles are on foods for reptiles, turtles and fish.

Nutritional Analysis

Crude protein 47% | Crude fat 8% | Crude fibre 2%

Ingredients

Fish meal, wheat flour, vegetable protein concentrate, dried yeast, plankton, algae, oils and fats, lecithin, antioxidants and colourants.

Size

100g of mixed flakes. Seven flake types in a single pot, fed by the pinch, adds up to hundreds of small servings before you see the bottom.