Omega One Freshwater Flakes (5.3 oz)
$15.27
Flakes made from whole fresh seafood — whole fish protein and natural astaxanthin for colour enhancing, with no grain fillers or fishmeal. The whole-fish flake keepers trust for daily feeding.
Pros
- Made from whole fish protein and fresh seafood, rich in natural astaxanthin for colour enhancing, with no grain fillers
- High protein from marine ingredients, readily accepted by tropical community fish
- Flakes float then slowly sink, so top and mid feeders both get their share
- Less soluble than cheap flakes — low waste, no clouding, and does not foul water
Cons
- Flakes go stale once opened — buy a size you will finish in a few months
- Pricier than a basic flake
Score breakdown
Specifications
| Protein Content | High - whole seafood |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | Whole salmon, halibut, seafood - no meal |
| Species | Freshwater tropical |
| Form | Flake |
| Pellet Size | Flake |
| Buoyancy | Floats then sinks |
| Feeding Rate | 1-2x daily |
| Formulation | Whole-seafood flake |
| Ash Content | Low |
| Moisture | Low (dry) |
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