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Dr. Bassleer Biofish Food Green M is a premium food for herbivore ornamental fish and in the grain size 0.5 - 0.8 mm for all fish from approx. 1 cm. The granulates in smaller pellet size M sink slowly, thus providing nutrients to all three water zones. This gives surface feeders, fish in the middle zone as well as bottom feeders alike a fresh and balanced diet.
Dr. Bassleer Biofish Food Green is a granulated premium food for herbivore aquarium fish. It contains the necessary beneficial food substances and also extra 5 % grounded leaves of the „miracle tree“ Moringa oleifera and 5 % of the valuable fresh water algae Chlorella pyrenoidosa. This food is rich of carotenoids, antioxidants, essential non-saturated amino-acids, chlorophyll, vitamins and trace elements. With this balanced food, ornamental fish will grow very fast in healthy conditions and demonstrate rapidly their natural colors.
Complete food for ornamental fish
Feeding recommendation Dr. Bassleer Biofish Food Green M:
Restrict the quantity of feed to the amount ingested by all the fish in a few minutes.Ingredients: Cereals, fish and fish derivatives, derivatives of vegetable origin, Chlorella pyrenoidosa (5 %), Moringa oleifera (5 %), molluscs and crustaceans, yeast, minerals
Additives: Vitamins: E672 Vitamin A 7,500 IE/kg, E671 Vitamin D3 2,500 IE/kg , E300 Vitamin C 500 mg/kg, E307 Vitamin E 260 mg/kg, Magnesium 400 mg/kg, Iron 300 mg/kg, Omega-3 fatty acids 50 mg/g, Vitamin B3 7.5 mg/kg, Chlorophyll 2 mg/kg, Folic acid 2 mg/kg, Selenium 1 mg/kg, Iodine 0.02 mg/kgAnalysis: Crude protein 57 %, crude fat 18 %, crude ash 10 %, calcium 2.8 %, crude fiber 2 %, phosphor 1.7 %, Astaxanthin 0.1 %, Lutein 0.02 %
Guaranteed free of artificial colors
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Reviews for Dr. Bassleer Biofish Food Green M:
Write a reviewAndreas W. at 07.03.2018:
I've tried this food in both M and XXL. It is a great choice for a main food, but I do recommend rotating between the different flavours Dr. Bassleer offers, as my fish seem to really enjoy the variation and the more exotic flavours available a bit more, as well as the occasional green peas and other vegetables.
I started with a box of M sized food, but it was a bit small for my goldfish so I eventually went for the XXL.
The M size is quite small, and if you have a strong current in your tank, it will spread like crazy. I highly recommend a fairly "deep" feeding station like the Eheim Feeding Station, to minimize the spread, and making sure your fish gets to it before it lands on the bottom substrate. This won't be a problem for many smaller fish or bottom feeders, but it worth paying attention to of you have goldfish or other top or middle level tank feeding fish, as they would have to go digging on the bottom fairly quickly.
So the small sizes will obviously pollute more than the bigger pellets, especially if there is strong currents in your tank. Some will sink, some will stay a float, so it does move around a lot unless you can contain it to a specific feeding spot etc..
That said, all Dr.Bassleer products I have tried are great food, and your fish will love it. Better appetite and more active fish is my experience with this brand, and I highly recommend it.
Your question: Dr. Bassleer Biofish Food Green M
- Andreas W. wrote about Dr. Bassleer Biofish Food Green M in 2018:
I've tried this food in both M and XXL. It is a great choice for a main food, but I do recommend rotating between the different flavours Dr. Bassleer offers, as my fish seem to really enjoy the variation and the more exotic flavours available a bit more, as well as the occasional green peas and other vegetables.
I started with a box of M sized food, but it was a bit small for my goldfish so I eventually went for the XXL.
The M size is quite small, and if you have a strong current in your tank, it will spread like crazy. I highly recommend a fairly "deep" feeding station like the Eheim Feeding Station, to minimize the spread, and making sure your fish gets to it before it lands on the bottom substrate. This won't be a problem for many smaller fish or bottom feeders, but it worth paying attention to of you have goldfish or other top or middle level tank feeding fish, as they would have to go digging on the bottom fairly quickly.
So the small sizes will obviously po...
