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GOOD FOOD – THE RECIPE FOR SUCCESS

Choosing the right food for your fish is important. Remember that the food you feed your fish is its only source of nourishment, so it is key to choose wisely! With AQUARIAN® fish food, you can be sure you are giving your fish a complete and balanced diet containing all of the nutrients your fish need to stay healthy.

WHY IS FISH NUTRITION IMPORTANT?

Your fish have a well-developed taste and will reject food they do not like; uneaten food can lead to poor water quality in your aquarium in addition to your fish not getting the nourishment they need to stay healthy. AQUARIAN® fish foods have unique recipes which are highly palatable and also easy for your fish to digest, which means that more of the food is metabolised and used by the fish, with less excreted waste, which results in less pollution in your aquarium water.

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ADDITIONAL TIPS

Made with top-quality ingredients, AQUARIAN® fish food has been researched and developed by our fish nutritionists at The WALTHAM Petcare Science Institute. AQUARIAN® fish food helps your fish stay healthy, colourful and active and keeps the water in your aquarium clean and clear.

HOW MUCH AQUARIAN® FISH FOOD DO I FEED?

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DAILY

Because AQUARIAN® fish food is so nutritious, you do not need to feed a lot to keep your fish happy and healthy. Ideally, feed your fish twice per day, in the morning and early evening. At each feed, give them only as much food as they can consume within five minutes.

Remove any excess food (using a fine-meshed net) that is remaining after five minutes. You’ll soon be able to judge the correct amount to feed.

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