New Life Spectrum Regular (150 g)
$12.92
The premium daily staple: a high protein, whole fish protein pellet with no fillers and colour enhancing algae, readily accepted by almost any community fish. Small slow sinking pellets most keepers rate the best all-round food.
Pros
- Whole fish protein first, plus krill and colour enhancing algae — high protein with no fillers
- Readily accepted by almost any community fish — a proven all-round staple
- Small, slow sinking pellets reach every level of the tank and are easy to portion
- Vitamin stabilised, and holds together with low waste and no clouding of the water
Cons
- Small pellets can be a touch big for the tiniest nano fish until they soften
- One of the pricier staples per gram
Score breakdown
Specifications
| Protein Content | High - fish & krill |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | Whole fish, krill, algae - no fillers |
| Species | Community tropical |
| Form | 1 mm sinking pellet |
| Pellet Size | ~1 mm |
| Buoyancy | Slow sinking |
| Feeding Rate | 1-2x daily, small pinch |
| Formulation | Nutrient-dense pellet |
| Ash Content | Low |
| Moisture | Low (dry) |
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