Betta Bio Gold 2gm

Hikari Betta Bio-Gold has been developed after considerable research into the eating habits and nutritional requirements of bettas. This floating pellet has been carefully balanced to meet the nutritional needs of your pet. The inclusion of premium-select·fish meal which provides a superior protein source, Astaxanthin, which helps enhance coloration, Grape Seed Extract (polyphenol), which has been shown to reduce the impacts of aging and Spirulina, which naturally offers a high concentration of usable vitamins, make this a daily diet perfectly suited for bettas and their high stress nature.
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FEATURES

·Optimally balanced nutrition bettas require

· Contains ingredients uniquely beneficial to bettas

· Floating pellet

· Allows easy monitoring of amount eaten

· Helps eliminate over-feeding

· Reduces water quality problems

· More economical

· Will not cloud the water

· Rich in natural color enhancers

· Bio-Technology provides superior color enhancement

· Reduces color fading

· Contains stabilized Vitamin C

· Supports immune system health

· Promotes a long, healthy life
MAINTENANCE

Bettas are called fighting fish because the males fight with one another. You should never keep males together for this reason, but can keep a single betta with other non-aggressive fish in a larger aquarium. Keep your water at a low to moderate acidity and maintain a temperature between 73°F (23°C) and 81°F (27°C) free of drafts or rapid temperature changes. Change some water weekly with a water conditioner to remove chloramines, chlorine, and ammonia that is the same temperature as the water you are replacing.
FEEDING SUGGESTIONS

Baby Pellet: Feed one (1) to three (3) pellets two (2) to three (3) times daily based on the size of your betta. Remove all remaining food after the feeding period to avoid over-feeding and the water quality problems which can result from this action.·Bettas are finicky eaters and often resist a new type of food. Continued use will ensure acceptance. It is not uncommon for bettas to take up to 5 days to adjust to a new food.