Fish Food Tetra TetraMin Pro Crisps 100 ml — Flake/Crust Feed for Tropical Fish, 100 ml Jar

Tetra TetraMin Pro Crisps 100 ml is a crisp-form daily feed formulated for tropical community fish kept in home aquariums. Presented in a 100 ml jar, the flakes are produced to deliver a balanced combination of proteins, vitamins and minerals that support normal growth, colour intensity and general vitality in small to medium-sized tropical species. The product is suitable for routine feeding and can be offered in measured portions to avoid overfeeding and preserve water quality.

Advantages

TetraMin Pro Crisps provide a mix of nutrients tailored to the needs of community tropical fish, with an emphasis on maintaining colour and vitality. The crisp format floats briefly and then partially softens, allowing fish to feed comfortably. The formulation aims to promote balanced growth while being easy to portion from the 100 ml jar for daily use. The product is designed to integrate with regular aquarium care practices without requiring special preparation.

Suitable for

• Daily feeding of small to medium tropical community fish
• Home aquariums with mixed species
• Routine maintenance diets to support colour and vitality

Key specifications

• Format: crisp/flake feed
• Net volume: 100 ml jar
• Nutritional profile: balanced mix of proteins, vitamins and minerals for daily feeding
• Target species: small to medium tropical community fish
• Feeding method: surface to mid-water feeding; floats briefly then softens

How to use

Feed small portions that can be consumed within a few minutes, once or twice daily depending on species and stocking density. Use the jar to dispense measured portions and reduce quantity if leftovers are visible after feeding to prevent excess waste and maintain water quality. Store the jar tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve nutrient quality.

Usage recommendations

Adjust feeding frequency and portion size according to fish age, size and activity; juvenile fish may require more frequent feedings in smaller amounts. Combine with occasional variety feeds or specialist foods if specific dietary needs arise, and monitor water parameters regularly when changing diet.