Hikari Tropical Fancy Guppy

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Hikari Tropical Fancy Guppy

It’s a scientific diet for livebearers (guppies, mollies, platies, swordtails etc.), developed by Hikari
Available in a small micro‑pellet (22 g) and a bulk size (1 kg)
These pellets are very small (“miniature”) so that small‑mouthed fish can eat them easily.

🧪 Nutritional and Technical Features

Feature	Details
Guaranteed Analysis	About 50% crude protein minimum, 8% crude fat minimum, max 2% fiber, max 10% moisture, max 18% ash, min 1.0% phosphorus.
Special Ingredients	Includes krill (for natural colour via astaxanthin), seaweed (source of iodine), chitosan, and stabilized vitamin C to enhance colour, immune function, reproduction, and general fish health.
Pellet behaviour	The pellets soften quickly in water but do not dissolve; have a micro‑coating to reduce nutrient leeching and to avoid clouding of the water. Pellets sink (slowly) or are semi‑floating so fish at different levels can feed.

🍽 Feeding Instructions & Use

Frequency: Feed two to three times per day, giving only what the fish can consume in a few minutes.
Remove uneaten food to avoid overfeeding and deterioration of water quality.
Good as a daily staple feed — though as with many fish, some variation or live/frozen treats can be beneficial. It supports breeding, colour, growth.

👍 Advantages & Weaknesses

Good Points	Potential Drawbacks
Very high protein for its type; good colour enhancers; ingredients for immune support.	Cost can be higher compared to simpler feeds, especially in bulk or depending on the retailer.
Miniature pellets are easy for guppies / livebearers to eat.	Because they're softening quickly, feedings must be monitored so food doesn’t degrade water if left too long.
Micro‑coating helps preserve nutrition; less water pollution.	If fish are extremely small (fry), even these pellets might need to be crushed or supplemented with finer/fry‑specific food.

💡 Practical Tips

Store it in a dry, cool place and seal the packet tight — moisture could spoil the pellets or reduce their shelf life.
When introducing new fish or in a new tank, watch their reaction — if they refuse, try moistening the pellet or cutting into smaller pieces.
For breeding: since it supports reproduction, good water conditions + quality food like this helps. But ensure varied diet too (e.g. live or frozen foods, if feasible).

For fry: the 22 g might be usable if crushed / small enough, otherwise a dedicated fry food may be better.

It’s a scientific diet for livebearers (guppies, mollies, platies, swordtails etc.), developed by Hikari.
Available in a small micro‑pellet (22 g) and a bulk size (1 kg).
These pellets are very small (“miniature”) so that small‑mouthed fish can eat them easily.

🧪 Nutritional and Technical Features

Feature	Details
Guaranteed Analysis	About 50% crude protein minimum, 8% crude fat minimum, max 2% fiber, max 10% moisture, max 18% ash, min 1.0% phosphorus.
Special Ingredients	Includes krill (for natural colour via astaxanthin), seaweed (source of iodine), chitosan, and stabilized vitamin C to enhance colour, immune function, reproduction, and general fish health.
Pellet behaviour	The pellets soften quickly in water but do not dissolve; have a micro‑coating to reduce nutrient leeching and to avoid clouding of the water. Pellets sink (slowly) or are semi‑floating so fish at different levels can feed

🍽 Feeding Instructions & Use

Frequency: Feed two to three times per day, giving only what the fish can consume in a few minutes.
Remove uneaten food to avoid overfeeding and deterioration of water quality.
Good as a daily staple feed — though as with many fish, some variation or live/frozen treats can be beneficial. It supports breeding, colour, growth.

👍 Advantages & Weaknesses

Good Points	Potential Drawbacks
Very high protein for its type; good colour enhancers; ingredients for immune support.	Cost can be higher compared to simpler feeds, especially in bulk or depending on the retailer.
Miniature pellets are easy for guppies / livebearers to eat.	Because they're softening quickly, feedings must be monitored so food doesn’t degrade water if left too long.
Micro‑coating helps preserve nutrition; less water pollution.	If fish are extremely small (fry), even these pellets might need to be crushed or supplemented with finer/fry‑specific food.

💡 Practical Tips

Store it in a dry, cool place and seal the packet tight — moisture could spoil the pellets or reduce their shelf life.
When introducing new fish or in a new tank, watch their reaction — if they refuse, try moistening the pellet or cutting into smaller pieces.
For breeding: since it supports reproduction, good water conditions + quality food like this helps. But ensure varied diet too (e.g. live or frozen foods, if feasible).

For fry: the 22 g might be usable if crushed / small enough, otherwise a dedicated fry food may be better.

It’s a scientific diet for livebearers (guppies, mollies, platies, swordtails etc.), developed by Hikari.
Available in a small micro‑pellet (22 g) and a bulk size (1 kg).
These pellets are very small (“miniature”) so that small‑mouthed fish can eat them easily.

🧪 Nutritional and Technical Features

Feature	Details
Guaranteed Analysis	About 50% crude protein minimum, 8% crude fat minimum, max 2% fiber, max 10% moisture, max 18% ash, min 1.0% phosphorus.
Special Ingredients	Includes krill (for natural colour via astaxanthin), seaweed (source of iodine), chitosan, and stabilized vitamin C to enhance colour, immune function, reproduction, and general fish health.
Pellet behaviour	The pellets soften quickly in water but do not dissolve; have a micro‑coating to reduce nutrient leeching and to avoid clouding of the water. Pellets sink (slowly) or are semi‑floating so fish at different levels can fee

🍽 Feeding Instructions & Use

Frequency: Feed two to three times per day, giving only what the fish can consume in a few minutes.
Remove uneaten food to avoid overfeeding and deterioration of water quality.
Good as a daily staple feed — though as with many fish, some variation or live/frozen treats can be beneficial. It supports breeding, colour, growth

👍 Advantages & Weaknesses

Good Points	Potential Drawbacks
Very high protein for its type; good colour enhancers; ingredients for immune support.	Cost can be higher compared to simpler feeds, especially in bulk or depending on the retailer.
Miniature pellets are easy for guppies / livebearers to eat.	Because they're softening quickly, feedings must be monitored so food doesn’t degrade water if left too long.
Micro‑coating helps preserve nutrition; less water pollution.	If fish are extremely small (fry), even these pellets might need to be crushed or supplemented with finer/fry‑specific food.

💡 Practical Tips

Store it in a dry, cool place and seal the packet tight — moisture could spoil the pellets or reduce their shelf life.
When introducing new fish or in a new tank, watch their reaction — if they refuse, try moistening the pellet or cutting into smaller pieces.
For breeding: since it supports reproduction, good water conditions + quality food like this helps. But ensure varied diet too (e.g. live or frozen foods, if feasible).

For fry: the 22 g might be usable if crushed / small enough, otherwise a dedicated fry food may be better.

It’s a scientific diet for livebearers (guppies, mollies, platies, swordtails etc.), developed by Hikari.
Available in a small micro‑pellet (22 g) and a bulk size (1 kg).
These pellets are very small (“miniature”) so that small‑mouthed fish can eat them easily.

🧪 Nutritional and Technical Features

Feature	Details
Guaranteed Analysis	About 50% crude protein minimum, 8% crude fat minimum, max 2% fiber, max 10% moisture, max 18% ash, min 1.0% phosphorus.
Special Ingredients	Includes krill (for natural colour via astaxanthin), seaweed (source of iodine), chitosan, and stabilized vitamin C to enhance colour, immune function, reproduction, and general fish health
Pellet behaviour	The pellets soften quickly in water but do not dissolve; have a micro‑coating to reduce nutrient leeching and to avoid clouding of the water. Pellets sink (slowly) or are semi‑floating so fish at different levels can feed.

🍽 Feeding Instructions & Use

Frequency: Feed two to three times per day, giving only what the fish can consume in a few minutes.
Remove uneaten food to avoid overfeeding and deterioration of water quality
Good as a daily staple feed — though as with many fish, some variation or live/frozen treats can be beneficial. It supports breeding, colour, growth.

👍 Advantages & Weaknesses

Good Points	Potential Drawbacks
Very high protein for its type; good colour enhancers; ingredients for immune support.	Cost can be higher compared to simpler feeds, especially in bulk or depending on the retailer.
Miniature pellets are easy for guppies / livebearers to eat.	Because they're softening quickly, feedings must be monitored so food doesn’t degrade water if left too long.
Micro‑coating helps preserve nutrition; less water pollution.	If fish are extremely small (fry), even these pellets might need to be crushed or supplemented with finer/fry‑specific food.

💡 Practical Tips

Store it in a dry, cool place and seal the packet tight — moisture could spoil the pellets or reduce their shelf life.
When introducing new fish or in a new tank, watch their reaction — if they refuse, try moistening the pellet or cutting into smaller pieces.
For breeding: since it supports reproduction, good water conditions + quality food like this helps. But ensure varied diet too (e.g. live or frozen foods, if feasible).
For fry: the 22 g might be usable if crushed / small enough, otherwise a dedicated fry food may be better.