The V Aquaria Blackworms Nutriboost Frozen Feed 100g is a rich frozen fish food made with blackworms, ideal for carnivorous and high-protein feeding in freshwater aquariums. Blackworms are highly attractive to fish and can help improve appetite, conditioning and growth, especially for fish that are picky, newly introduced or recovering from stress.
The V Aquaria Blackworms Nutriboost Frozen Feed 100g is best suited for freshwater aquariums. It is suitable for discus, angelfish, bettas, apistogramma, rams, dwarf cichlids, larger tetras, rainbowfish, loaches, corydoras, stingrays and other carnivorous or omnivorous freshwater fish. It is especially useful for conditioning breeder fish and encouraging feeding in selective eaters.
Each 100g pack contains 24 small frozen cubes for easy portion control. To use, thaw the required cube in a small cup of aquarium water before feeding. Feed in small quantities and avoid leaving excess food in the aquarium, as blackworms are rich and can affect water quality if overfed.
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Frozen freshwater fish food
- Product Name: V Aquaria Blackworms Nutriboost Frozen Feed 100g
- Pack Size: 100g
- Cube Count: 24 small frozen cubes per pack
- Main Ingredient: Blackworms
- Suitable For: Freshwater aquariums only
- Best For: Discus, angelfish, bettas, dwarf cichlids, loaches, corydoras, stingrays and bottom feeders
- Feeding Type: High-protein conditioning food
- How to Use: Thaw in aquarium water before feeding
- Storage: Keep frozen until use
FAQ
1. Is V Aquaria Blackworms Nutriboost suitable for freshwater fish?
Yes, it is suitable for freshwater fish such as discus, angelfish, bettas, cichlids, loaches, corydoras and stingrays.
2. Is V Aquaria Blackworms Nutriboost suitable for marine fish?
No, this is best positioned as a freshwater fish food.
3. How many cubes are in one pack?
Each 100g pack contains 24 small frozen cubes.
4. How should I use frozen blackworms?
Thaw the cube in aquarium water and feed only what fish can consume quickly. Remove uneaten food to maintain water quality.
