Dry aquarium fish food Tropical Sterlet Basic S granules 1.5 kg / 3 L — 32% protein, 10.5% fat

Tropical Sterlet Basic S granules is a sinking dry food supplied in a 1.5 kg (3 L) package formulated for everyday feeding of small to medium-sized tropical and ornamental bottom-feeding fish. The recipe provides a minimum of 32% crude protein, 10.5% crude fat and a maximum of 5.6% crude fiber to support maintenance, growth and regular feeding schedules in home aquaria. The product is presented as compact granules designed to reach the bottom where sterlets and similar species feed.

Advantages

The formulation delivers a high protein level suitable for growth and maintenance of active bottom-feeding species while the sinking granule form reduces surface waste and targets fish that feed near the substrate. Balanced fat content supports energy requirements without excessive oiliness, and limited fiber helps with digestibility. The blend of fish and vegetable derivatives with oils and minerals aims to provide a nutritionally complete daily ration for acipenserid and other bottom-dwelling ornamental fish.

Suitable for

• Sterlets and other Acipenseridae kept in aquaria or ponds
• Ornamental carps and koi that accept sinking granules
• Bottom-feeding catfish and loaches in community tanks
• Routine daily feeding and maintenance diets for small to medium tropical species

Key specifications

• Form: sinking granules designed to reach the substrate
• Net weight/volume: 1.5 kg (3 L) package
• Crude protein: minimum 32%
• Crude fat: 10.5%
• Crude fiber: maximum 5.6%
• Main ingredient groups: fish and fish derivatives, vegetable derivatives, cereals, meat and animal derivatives, oils and fats, minerals

How to use

Offer small portions several times per day, providing amounts that fish will consume within a few minutes to avoid overfeeding and excess waste. Distribute granules evenly across the tank surface so they sink naturally to the bottom where sterlets and other bottom feeders can access them. Adjust portion size according to water temperature, fish activity and number of individuals; remove uneaten food after feeding periods if necessary to maintain water quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, incorporate this granule food into a varied feeding program that includes occasional live or frozen foods appropriate for bottom feeders. Monitor water parameters regularly and adapt feeding frequency and portion sizes seasonally or during growth phases to support health and reduce waste.