Trixie holiday fish food block for freshwater fish, 14 days, pack of 2

Trixie holiday fish food block for freshwater fish, 14 days, pack of 2 provides a simple automatic feeding solution for short absences. Each pack contains two solid feed blocks formulated to release food gradually over a period of up to 14 days. Designed for freshwater community tanks, the blocks dissolve slowly to supply nutrition while helping to maintain water clarity and reduce sudden changes in water chemistry.

Advantages

The compact solid form ensures controlled, gradual release of food without clouding the water. Two blocks in one pack offer redundancy and flexibility in placement inside the aquarium. The product is suitable for both tropical and temperate freshwater species that accept block feed and supports stable feeding routines during vacations or brief interruptions in regular care.

Suitable for

• Community freshwater aquariums with fish that accept block or sinking feed
• Tropical and temperate freshwater species during short absences
• Owners who need a temporary automatic feeding method for up to two weeks

Key specifications

• Form: solid feed block
• Duration: gradual release for up to 14 days
• Quantity: pack of two blocks
• Suitable water type: freshwater
• Intended use: temporary automatic feeding during absences

How to use

Place one block inside the aquarium in a location where water flow will distribute released nutrients without directly contacting filter intakes or sensitive decor. For best results, test one block placement before an extended absence to confirm acceptance by your fish and monitor dissolution rate. Use one block from the pack per feeding period or place both if needed for larger tanks; replace blocks after the indicated period or if excessive dissolution affects water quality.

Usage recommendations

Before relying on the blocks for an extended period, observe fish response during a short trial to confirm they eat the released food. Maintain regular water checks and perform standard filtration and maintenance routines before leaving the aquarium unattended.