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Aquarium Co-Op Easy Community Floating Pellets 16 oz | High-Protein Floating Pellet for Community Fish
Sold in-store only. Visit us at 1885 Braselton Hwy, Suite D, Lawrenceville, GA.
Aquarium Co-Op Easy Community Floating Pellets are a simple, high-protein staple for community tanks: bite-size pellets that float for a long time, made from six main ingredients. Co-Op has fed it with great results to bettas, barbs, tetras, angelfish, guppies, swordtails, platies, rasboras, rainbowfish, goldfish, African cichlids, loaches and, once it sinks, corydoras. The 16 oz jar is the better value for several tanks; for one tank, try the 4 oz jar. Browse more fish food and nutrition.
Features
- Six main ingredients. Whole anchovy, krill and shrimp meal for protein, plus wheat flour, fish oil and yeast to hold the pellet together, topped with a vitamin pack.
- Long floating time. The pellets stay at the surface a long time, so fish can find and finish them.
- Sized for community fish. Bite-size pellets for fish about 1 to 4 inches long.
- High protein. 48% minimum crude protein.
How to Feed
Feed once or twice a day, only as much as your fish finish in a couple of minutes. Bottom feeders like corydoras will pick up pellets once they sink.
Ingredients
Whole anchovy meal, whole krill meal, whole shrimp meal, wheat flour, fish oil, yeast, plus vitamins and minerals.
Guaranteed Analysis
| Crude protein (min) | 48% |
| Crude fat (min) | 6% |
| Crude fiber (max) | 3% |
| Ash (max) | 10% |
| Moisture (max) | 10% |
Specifications
| Brand | Aquarium Co-Op |
| Size | 16 oz (453 g) jar |
| Best for | Community fish about 1 to 4 inches |
| Water type | Freshwater |
| Availability | In-store only |
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FAQ
Will it work for bottom feeders?
The pellets float first, but once they sink corydoras and loaches eat them too.
16 oz or 4 oz?
The 16 oz jar costs less per ounce and suits several tanks. The 4 oz jar is a good size for one tank.
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