Aquarium Munster Dr. Bassleer - L Size Pellet Food for 4-10cm Fish (Regular, Garlic, Matrine, Herbal, Acai)

DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD REGULAR contains a very high level of protein (54 %). It provides fish with all vitamins, trace elements and minerals they require. Ornamental fish fed with DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD are distinctly more colorful and active. Both their growth and their fertility are promoted.

DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD ACAI contains the berries of the acai palm tree with an exceptional high nutritional value which is very health-promoting and has amazing effects. By purely natural ingredients, fish develop a naturally strong, intense staining. Feeding with DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD ACAI leads to more success in breeding fish

DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD HERBAL contains herbs known for centuries: peppermint, thyme, mugwort and chickweed. The valuable components have a stimulating and antiseptic effect and contribute to the health of ornamental fish. @yasambetta Skinny fish gain more weight quickly.

DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD MATRINE contains the valuable alkaloids matrine and oxymatrine from the plant Sophora flavescens (Chinese “Ku Shen”), promoting healthy fish. The mucous membrane of the skin is stimulated and leads to more protection. Can be used for betta fishes with Ich or also as a form of prevention. Highly recommended food for delicate fishes like macrostoma betta

DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD GARLIC contains natural garlic. It is also a popular food for ornamental fish which have contracted disease and often suffer from loss of appetite. Garlic contains the natural active agent allicin, a very high proportion of manganese and vitamin B6, and is a very rich source of trace elements (selenium, iodine, germanium, etc.) and enzymes.

 DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD SHRIMP STICKS with an extraordinary high proportion of raw fibers and 0.5 % Aloe vera is perfectly balanced for the digestion of shrimps and mini-shrimps. Shrimps love DR. BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD SHRIMP STICKS. Premium pellet food for ornamental shrimps (e. g. Neocaridina sp.).