NTLABS Pro-f Fancy Goldfish – 130g

Description

For Freshwater FishA slow sinking pelleted fish feed formulated for Fancy GoldfishThis fish food has been formulated to meet the nutritional requirements of fancy goldfish. This slow-sinking pellet provides the fish with the opportunity to feed at any area of the water column they desire, whilst avoiding surface feeding which can result in air intake which may cause buoyancy irregularity. Packed with colour enhancing astaxanthin to promote fish colour, making your fish even more beautiful. Developed using the same key principles as used in the award-winning NT Labs Medikoi Food range, this food ensures high nutrient uptake and very low waste. Feed twice daily, only the amount your goldfish will consume in a few minutes.”This is a good range with an innovative pour or shake feature, innovative packaging, has colourful packaging and a great price point.” Judges, Aqua 2015.SpecificationsCompositionWheat Flour, Soya Dehulled, Extracted, Toasted, Poultry Blood Meal, Fish Meal, Poultry Meal, Wheat Gluten, Lecithin, Fish Oil, Monocalcium Phosphate, Rape Oil, Yeast Products (Stimmune)Analytical ConstituentsCrude Protein 39%, Crude Oil & Fat 10%, Crude Fibre 2.2%, Crude Ash 7%AdditivesVitamins per kg: A 12600 IU, C 600 mg, D 2550 IU, E 240 mgTrace Elements per kg: 3b107 Iron (chelate of protein hydrolysates) 72 mg, 3b202 Iodine (calcium iodate, anhydrous) 6 mg, 3b407 Copper (chelate of protein hydrolysates) 6 mg, 3b505 Manganese (chelate of protein hydrolysates) 24 mg, 3b612 Zinc (chelate of protein hydrolysates) 72 mg, 3b8.10 Selenium (selenised yeast inactivated) 0.1 mgAvailable in the following variations:Slow sinking 1.5 mm pellet available in 50g, 130g and 1.7kg

NTLABS Pro-f Fancy Goldfish 130g for Local Coldwater Keepers

Fancy goldfish are a Singapore favourite, often kept in HDB and condo living rooms without a heater since our ambient 27-29C sits comfortably within their range. The trade-off is that warmer water holds less oxygen and speeds digestion, so portion control and surface agitation both matter. These slow-sinking pellets let orandas, ranchus and ryukins feed mid-column rather than gulping at the surface, which helps reduce the air intake that can aggravate swim-bladder and buoyancy issues in round-bodied varieties.

Goldfish are heavy waste producers, so we always pair generous filtration with restrained feeding. Soak pellets for a few seconds before dropping them in if your fish are prone to floating, and feed only what they finish in two minutes, twice daily. Skip a day each week for adults to keep the gut moving and the water clearer between changes.

Browse more options in our floating pellets and feeding range. To match diet to your fish, see our goldfish care guide and the fancy goldfish varieties guide.