BEA ALGAE DRY PURPLE - Small Flakes 10g / 60ml

BEA Algae Dry Purple Small Flakes - Food for Herbivorous Fish

BEA Algae Dry Purple Small Flakes is an ideal supplementary dry food for algae-eating fish like surgeonfish in your aquarium. Made from 100% natural marine macro-algae (Porphyra sp., Rhodymenia sp., Halymenia sp.), this plant-based food perfectly meets the specific nutritional needs of herbivorous fish.

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Nutritional Profile and Benefits for the Aquarium

Rich in proteins (up to 35%), essential fatty acids EPA and DHA, this product also provides a significant supply of B vitamins, especially B12, for optimal energy metabolism. The natural polysaccharides offer a prebiotic effect favorable to the balance of the intestinal flora in the aquarium.

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Active Components

The biomolecules present include:

• - β-glucans
• - phycocyanins
• - carotenoids
• - biopeptides
• - natural antioxidants

These substances help strengthen the immune system, improve digestion, and enhance the natural coloration of fish in your aquarium.

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Recommended Format for the Aquarium

Packaged in a small 60 ml (~10 g) sachet of small flakes, the food is designed for precise and waste-free dosing in your aquarium.

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Dosage in the Aquarium

Administer in the aquarium 2 to 3 times a day, in small amounts, to satisfy all herbivorous fish without remaining in the aquarium. This frequency ensures optimal and regular nutrition.

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Diet Variation Advice

For a balanced diet in the aquarium, alternate BEA Algae Dry Purple with other BEA ranges to provide diversity and nutritional completeness.

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Usage Precautions

Absence of preservatives: handle the flakes under hygienic conditions to preserve quality. Not for human consumption. Keep out of reach of children.

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Why Choose This Food for Your Aquarium

The algae-eating fish in your aquarium deserve rich and suitable plant-based food: BEA Algae Dry Purple Small Flakes guarantees natural algae flakes, balanced nutrition, and visible benefits on the health and coloration of herbivorous fish.