Description
Unlock the full potential of your aquarium with Gene Eleven Micro Pellets. Specially formulated for community tanks, this premium fish food offers a complete and balanced diet that ensures your aquatic pets stay healthy, energetic, and vibrant.
The secret lies in the “Rich Mix” formula, a highly digestible blend of premium ingredients designed to maximize nutrient absorption. Enriched with high amounts of Vitamin C, these micro pellets not only boost the immune system but also actively help to bring out the brilliant, natural colors of your fish.
Gene Eleven is designed for the modern hobbyist who values a clean tank. The pellets are created to reduce uneaten food and minimize fish waste, ensuring that the food will not cloud your aquarium water. Whether you have Tetras, Guppies, or other small tropical species, this is the ultimate daily nutrition they deserve.
Why Gene Eleven?
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Vibrant Colors: Special ingredients naturally enhance fish pigmentation.
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Crystal Clear Water: Advanced formula prevents water clouding.
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High Digestibility: Less waste produced by fish means a cleaner tank.
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Immunity Support: Packed with Vitamin C for outstanding health.
Key Features & Benefits
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Premium “Rich Mix” Formula: Highly digestible ingredients for maximum energy.
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Color Enhancement: Brings out the natural vibrancy of tropical fish.
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Daily Staple Diet: Balanced nutrition suitable for all common tropical species.
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Clean Water Technology: Reduces waste and will not cloud the water.
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Immunity Boost: High Vitamin C content supports long-term health.
Specifications
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Brand: Gene Eleven
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Product Name: Micro Pellets
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Net Weight: 100g
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Food Type: Slow Sinking/Floating Micro Pellets (depending on specific pellet density, usually micro pellets float then sink slowly)
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Suitable For: All Tropical Fish (Tetras, Guppies, Mollies, Barbs, etc.)
Feeding Instructions
Feed your fish 2 to 3 times daily. Only feed as much as your fish can consume within a few minutes. Remove any uneaten food to maintain optimal water quality.
