Marine Granules and Pellets
Granule food for marine fish in two sizes, plus a plant-based food for algae-eating fish.
How to choose?
€12.99
Unit price: €108.25 / kg
€12.99
Unit price: €108.25 / kg
€10.99
Unit price: €109.90 / kg
Advice and care
How to choose granules for marine fish
Slowly sinking granules reach midwater fish too.
S or M
S granules suit clownfish and gobies, M larger fish.
Mixed tank
In a mixed tank you can feed both sizes at once.
Soak first
Soak granules in tank water for a couple of minutes so new fish take them more easily.
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Does the protein skimmer remove the granules?
The granules sink slowly and stay in the water long enough for the fish to eat them. Feed in small portions.
What is plant-based granule food for?
It is made for herbivorous fish that mainly eat algae in the wild.
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Dry food is the everyday basis of most marine fish diets. Granules hold together in water better than flakes, so they are easier to portion and less food breaks down before the fish reach it. The range includes a granule mix in two sizes and a separate plant-based food for herbivorous fish.
Herbivores such as tangs eat mostly algae in the wild, and protein-rich food alone is not enough for them. Alternating plant-based food with a standard granule mix supports their digestion. Predatory species may also need frozen food, which granules complement.
Feed once or twice a day as much as the fish eat within a couple of minutes. Switch the wave pumps off or slow them down for a few minutes while feeding so the flow does not carry food straight into the filter. Keep the pack closed and dry.