Tropical Vitality & Color Granules (color enhancer)

Description

Vitality & Color Granules

High-protein, slow sinking granulated food with color-enhancing and vitality-boosting properties for omnivorous and carnivorous aquarium fish that feed in midwater or at the bottom.
Benefits for your fish:

Intensifies fish’s coloration

Encourages growth and maturation

Stimulates reproduction

Promotes the development of healthy bacterial flora in the gastrointestinal tract

Improves immunity

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Tropical Vitality & Color Granules for Mid- and Bottom-Feeders

These slow-sinking granules suit fish that prefer to feed in the water column or near the substrate rather than snatching from the surface. We like them for community tanks where a mix of mid-water and bottom dwellers compete at feeding time, since the granules descend gradually and give everyone a chance. The colour-supporting formula is the same idea as the flake version, just in a form that reaches deeper-swimming fish.

Granules hold their shape better than flakes in our warm water, so they foul the tank less if a few are missed. Still, feed conservatively in 27-29C tanks where appetites run high and waste accumulates quickly. Drop a small amount, watch it get eaten within a couple of minutes, and adjust the portion to your stocking rather than guessing.

Explore the wider fish food range to match food form to your fish. For more on getting colour right, see our colour enhancement diet guide, and our fish feeding schedule guide helps you build a sensible routine.