New Life Spectrum Probiotix Medium

Description

New Life Spectrum Probiotix is a nutrient-dense, sinking pellet fish food formulated with beneficial probiotics to support digestion, nutrient absorption, and overall aquarium health. Designed for small to large tropical and community fish, the pellets sink naturally, making them ideal for mid-water and bottom-feeding species.

The formula combines high-quality marine proteins, algae, and functional ingredients such as garlic, ginger, spirulina, and astaxanthin, along with live probiotic cultures that help improve gut health, reduce waste output, and support cleaner aquarium water.

Specifications

• Food Type: Sinking pellet fish food
• Pellet Buoyancy: Negative (sinking)
• Suitable For: Small, medium, and large tropical & community fish
• Feeding Zone: Mid-water to bottom
• Medium Pellet Size:  2-2.5mm

Available Sizes:

• 150 g Jar – Regular / Medium pellets
• 300 g Jar – Regular / Medium / Large pellets

Key Features

• Probiotic-enhanced formula to support digestion and gut health
• High-quality marine protein sources for balanced nutrition
• Sinking pellets reduce surface competition and waste
• Supports immune health and vibrant coloration
• Helps minimise waste output and improve water quality
• No artificial colours or low-quality fillers

Probiotic Cultures

• Bacillus pumilis
• Bacillus subtilis
• Pediococcus acidilactici
• Minimum 3 million CFU per gram at time of manufacture

Ingredients (Primary)

Krill, squid, whole wheat flour, fish meal, garlic, fish oil, seaweed blends, kelp, chlorella, spirulina, ginger, astaxanthin, marigold, bentonite clay, sea salt, probiotic fermentation products, vitamins, minerals, and natural preservatives.

Guaranteed Analysis

• Crude Protein (Min.): 39%
• Crude Fat (Min.): 9%
• Crude Fibre (Max.): 8%
• Moisture (Max.): 10%

Vitamins (Min.):

• Vitamin A: 10,000 IU/kg
• Vitamin D: 3,500 IU/kg
• Vitamin E: 400 IU/kg
• Vitamin C: 600 IU/kg

Feeding Guide

Feed small amounts 1–2 times daily, only what fish can consume within a few minutes. Avoid overfeeding.