Feeding
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- Complete food for fish
- Rich in proteins
- Slow sinking granules
- Made of natural ingredients
- In 3 different unite sizes
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- Complete food for fish
- Rich in proteins
- Suitable for nano fish
- Slow sinking microgranules
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- Complete feed or additional feed
- For natural pigment enhancement
- Rich in proteins
- Without artificial additives
- In 2 different sizes
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- Special food for bottom feeders
- Rich in proteins
- Made of natural ingredients
- As granules or stick
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- Colour-enhancing complete food
- Also suitable for shrimps
- Rich in protein
- Made of natural ingredients
- In 2 different unite sizes
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- Special food for ground eaters
- High-quality ingredients
- High protein content
- Without artificial additives
- In 2 different unite sizes
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- Special food for herbivores
- High content of spirulina
- Contains krill and shrimps
- Without artificial additives
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- Complete food for tropical fish
- High-quality ingredients
- Without artificial additives
- In 4 different unite sizes
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- Special food for bettas
- Intensifies the colours
- High protein content
- Without artificial additives
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- Feedin ring reduces water pollution
- Drifting fish food residues are minimised
- Easy and flexible in handling
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- Special feed for cichlids
- Rich in proteins
- Slow sinking granules
- Made of natural ingredients
- As granules or pellets
Fluval - Feeding
Very few aquarium inhabitants lack water. But what about a complete diet?
Three different diet types occur in the wild. Carnivores hunt and eat only insects, insect larvae, shrimps, crabs, snails and other fish. Herbivores (plant eaters) feed mainly on plant food such as algae, leaves or mushrooms. Omnivores like guppies eat both. Plants but also meat.
Fluva's fish food, the Bug bites, are modelled on the natural diet of fish in the wild and contain different nutrient profiles for tropical fish, bottom feeders, cichlids, bettas or goldfish, depending on the food variant. The main protein source of the Bug Bites are the larvae of the black soldier fly.