Product information "DuplaRin Color S 500 g"
DuplaRin Color S 500 g – colour-enhancing fish food
DuplaRin Color S 500 g is a colour-enhancing granulated feed for small freshwater and marine fish. Contains spirulina, vitamins, trace elements, stabilised vitamin C and astaxanthin.
DuplaRin Color S 500 g is a high-quality, colour-enhancing granulated feed for small ornamental fish in freshwater and marine aquariums. The fine granules are particularly suitable for smaller fish species that require a nutrient-rich, easily digestible feed.
The formula contains valuable protein sources, vitamins, minerals, trace elements and natural colour-enhancing ingredients. Spirulina algae and selected plant-based ingredients support vitality, growth and the natural colour intensity of aquarium fish. The food is water-stable, easily digestible and supplemented with stabilised vitamin C.
DuplaRin Color S is suitable for the daily feeding of small freshwater and marine fish. Thanks to its small granule size, the food is easily consumed and is ideal for community aquariums housing smaller fish species.
Your benefits at a glance
- Colour-enhancing pellet food for small ornamental fish
- Suitable for freshwater and marine aquariums
- With spirulina algae and plant-based ingredients
- With high-quality protein sources
- Contains vitamins, minerals and trace elements
- With stabilised vitamin C
- With astaxanthin to support natural colour intensity
- Nutrient-rich and easily digestible
- Stable in water
- High bioavailability
- Suitable for daily feeding
- Contents: 500 g
Instructions for use
Place the granules directly on the water’s surface or in a well-circulated area of the aquarium. Observe the fish whilst feeding and adjust the amount according to the number of fish, their size and feeding behaviour.
Zoo Roco Tip
Colour-enhancing food should be used regularly but in moderation. DuplaRin Color S can effectively enhance the natural splendour of colours, particularly in vibrantly coloured characins, livebearers, small cichlids or marine fish. A varied diet remains important, however.