Hikari Lionhead Sinking Mini Pellet 350G

Hikari Lionhead Sinking Mini Pellet 350G – Sinking Pellet That Won’t Cloud The Water

*Won’t dissolve over time
*Requires more monitoring of amount fed
*Helps reduce water quality problems
*More economical than flake food

Hikari Lionhead has been scientifically developed to promote growth and the prominent lionhead shape of goldfish such as Ranchu, Oranda and Azumanishiki. These lionhead goldfish have a rare and exquisite beauty which makes them the elite class of all goldfish. Belief that natural, live foods were indispensable in creating the desirable lionhead shape were rebuffed after our long and strenuous laboratory research. Hikari Lionhead has been developed to produce superior results, while eliminating the parasite and bacterial problems associated with feeding live foods.

Contains Stabilized Vitamin C & Amino Acids
Promotes resistance to stress and infectious disease
Promotes rapid, true-to-form growth
Promotes a long, healthy life
Excellent Daily Diet, No Supplementation Necessary
Outstanding nutrition
Superior color enhancing capacity through Bio-Technology
See exquisite colors not normally expected
Mini Pellet

Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein 46% Min.
Crude Fat 6% Min.
Crude Fiber 5% Max.
Moisture 12% Max.
Ash 10% Max.

Ingredients: fish meal, wheat flour, krill meal, carotenoid fortifier, soybean protein, spirulina, seaweed meal, enzyme, DL-methionine, monosodium glutamate, garlic, vitamins and minerals including stabilized vitamin C

Feeding Suggestions: For goldfish kept indoors, feed 2-4 times daily, provided water temperature is about 50 degrees. For goldfish kept outside the amount to feed will vary according to the season. During spring and autumn, feed once daily during the warmest part of the day. During summer feed freely during daylight hours, your fish have their best appetite during this season. During winter, feed Hikari Goldfish Wheat-Germ due to it’s high digestibility and easy assimilation during this period when your goldfish’s digestion cycle slows down. Please do not exceed the amount your fish will eat within a few minutes of feeding. Remove all remaining food after the feeding period to avoid over-feeding and the water quality problems associated with this action.