CZ Aqua GOLD 3in1 Kamfa (Red Base) 120g

Description

CZ Aqua GOLD 3in1 Kamfa (Red Base)

This new special blend of color enhancing food, was created for the kamfa. Cencu Flowerhorn with red base color.
It is made to help bring out the Red Color (For fish with color genes), to make it more vibrant. This product is “Hormone Free” which means it will not cause any health problems such as breeding.
This High Quality food is formulated under strict care of a veterinarian.

Feeding Guide

Feed fish 2-3 times per day, or more frequently when there is competition coming up
Feed fish with an appropriate amount that they can consume within a span of 5 minutes

Ingredients

Fish meal, Krill meal, Shrimp meal, Wheat germ, Dried yeast, Wheat gluten, Vitamin A, B12, D3, E, Stabilize Vitamin C, Calcium D-Pantothenate, Folic Acid, Spirulina, Astasantine, Canthaxanthin, Zinc Oxide, Ferrous Sulfate
Nutritional Composition :
Crude Protein : 40% min
Crude Fat : 2% min
Moisture : 10% max
Fiber : 3% max

CZ Aqua GOLD 3in1 Kamfa (Red Base) for SG Flowerhorn Keepers

For Kamfa and Cencu flowerhorns carrying a red base, this blend concentrates on pulling out depth of red rather than spreading colour thin across multiple tones. We recommend it to local keepers whose fish already show the red genes and who want a vibrant, even result. Being hormone-free, it suits long grooming runs without the worry that it will prematurely trigger spawning behaviour or affect the reproductive organs.

Consistency beats quantity. Feed small amounts two to three times a day, more often during competition prep, and stop at what the fish finishes in about five minutes. Singapore tap is soft and slightly acidic, and our warm tanks accelerate waste breakdown, so disciplined feeding plus regular water changes keep nitrate low and the red looking saturated rather than washed out under tank lighting.

See the full floating pellets and feeding selection here. To round out a grooming plan, our flowerhorn cichlid care guide and colour enhancement diet guide explain how diet and water quality work together.