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Aquatic food & feeding

Botanical Grazing Pellets

Supplementary botanical grazing pellets with mulberry, Catappa and spirulina for freshwater shrimp, snails and suitable grazing invertebrates.

From£3.00

YOUR QUICK DECISION

BEST FOR: Freshwater shrimp; snails
FEED: Start with a very small amount; feed less in nano or lightly stocked tanks
FEEDING ROLE: Supplementary botanical grazing food
KEY CAUTION: Overfeeding can quickly harm water quality

PRODUCT PROFILE

FEEDING ROLE: Supplementary botanical grazing food
FORMAT: Pellets or tablets
IN-TANK BEHAVIOUR: Pellets are grazed

REASSURANCE

UK dispatchClear feeding guidanceWritten support

FEEDING GUIDE

AMOUNT: Start with a very small amount; feed less in nano or lightly stocked tanks
REMOVE / CLEAN UP: Remove after a suitable feeding period
HOW TO OFFER: Use only in a cycled aquarium; place where livestock can graze

INGREDIENTS & COMPOSITION

DECLARED INGREDIENTS

Mulberry, Catappa and Spirulina.

Ingredient information shown reflects the currently declared composition; full formulation percentages are not supplied.

Pairs well with

Dried Terminalia catappa Leaves – Aquarium Leaf Litter

Option

£1.00 - £16.005 options available

Shrimp Grazing Kit

£8.0010 available

Shrimp Biofilm Builder Pack – 20–60 L

£11.0010 available

Dried Mulberry Leaves – Aquarium Shrimp Food & Leaf Litter

Option

£1.00 - £9.008 options available

HOW IT FEEDS IN THE AQUARIUM

The pellets create a controlled grazing point and may soften if they remain uneaten.

FEEDING IN USE

Botanical Grazing Pellets during feeding

Botanical Grazing Pellets: Place for grazing

Place for grazing

Place the pellets where livestock can graze.

Botanical Grazing Pellets: Watch breakdown

Watch breakdown

Uneaten pellets may soften and decay.

Before and after feeding

SAFETY & STORAGE

SAFETY

Overfeeding can quickly harm water quality.
Not a complete diet unless specifically used as part of a balanced feeding routine.
Not a medicine or replacement for stable water and normal maintenance.

STORAGE

Store dry and sealed

Product-specific answers

FAQ

Which botanicals are named in these pellets?

Mulberry, Catappa and Spirulina are the named botanical ingredients. A complete binder or formula declaration is not supplied.

Which aquarium animals are these pellets intended for?

Freshwater shrimp and snails are the main grazing audience. They are also intended for plecos and other suitable invertebrates in appropriate setups.

What happens if pellets remain uneaten?

Uneaten pellets may soften and decay, so remove them after a suitable feeding period and avoid excess.

Can these pellets replace a varied diet?

No. They are a supplementary botanical grazing food, not a complete diet.

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