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ANS Fish Feed (RED) small/medium (850/1000g)

ANS Fish Feed (RED) small/medium (850/1000g)

by ANS
SKU A71024
$11.50 - $11.50
$11.50
$11.50 - $11.50
$11.50

 

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ANS Fish Feed RED 850g/1000g | Small/Medium Pellets Colour Enhancing Freshwater Fish Food

Everyday Feeding for Healthy, Colourful Fish

Choosing a suitable pellet size helps your fish feed comfortably. A practical daily food should also provide nutrition that supports growth, body condition and natural colouration.

ANS Fish Feed RED is an everyday pellet food for freshwater ornamental fish. Formulated with essential vitamins and minerals, it supports daily nutritional needs while helping maintain attractive natural colours.

Choose Small or Medium pellets to suit your fish’s mouth size and feeding ability. The 850g/1000g pack options offer a convenient supply for home aquariums, multiple tanks and regular feeding routines.

ANS Fish Feed RED Key Benefits

• Growth Support: Provides nutrients for everyday development and body condition.
• Colour Support: Designed to help enhance ornamental fish’s natural colouration.
• Vitamins & Minerals: Supports general nutritional needs.
• Two Pellet Sizes: Choose a size your fish can comfortably swallow.
• Value-Size Packs: Practical for fishkeepers maintaining multiple aquariums.

How to Use

  1. Select the appropriate pellet size for your fish.

  2. Follow the feeding directions on the packaging.

  3. Offer small portions that your fish can finish within a few minutes.

  4. Remove uneaten food and adjust portions to avoid overfeeding.

  5. Keep the pack closed and store in a cool, dry place.

Specifications

• Brand: ANS
• Product: Fish Feed RED
• Form: Red pellets
• Pellet Options: Small / Medium
• Pack Sizes: 850g / 1000g, according to the selected variation
• Application: Freshwater ornamental aquarium fish

FAQs

Which pellet size should I choose?
Choose according to mouth size and feeding ability, rather than body length alone.

Is it suitable for every fish species?
Check your fish’s dietary requirements. Species with specialised diets may need a different food.

Can overfeeding affect water quality?
Yes. Uneaten food adds waste, so feed controlled portions and remove leftovers.