Poor Digestion or Lack of Natural Food for Bottom Feeders? Improve Health, Color & Energy with Life AAYU Algae Treats Spirulina Pellets 15g

Bottom feeders and herbivorous fish often suffer from weak digestion, low energy, dull color, and unnatural feeding behavior when they don’t get algae-based nutrition.

Life AAYU Algae Treats are handmade spirulina-rich sinking pellets designed to match the natural diet of algae-grazing fish. They support smooth digestion, steady energy, and natural color enhancement while keeping the aquarium clean and stable.

Formulated with spirulina, wheat germ, herbs, and essential nutrients, this daily feed encourages natural grazing behavior in plecos, corydoras, mollies, snails, and other bottom-dwelling fish.

Key Benefits

🌿 Improves Natural Color & Immunity
Spirulina helps enhance body color and strengthen disease resistance.

🐟 Perfect for Bottom Feeders
Sinking bites designed for plecos, corydoras, snails, and algae grazers.

🍀 Supports Smooth Digestion
Herbal formula helps reduce bloating and improves nutrient absorption.

💧 Clean Water Formula
Slow breakdown reduces waste and keeps tanks clearer for longer.

🧩 Encourages Natural Feeding Behavior
Mimics algae grazing for stress-free, natural feeding habits.

Ingredients

Spirulina, wheat germ, vegetable matter, herbal extracts, vitamins, minerals, and natural binders.

Feeding Instructions

Feed 1–2 times daily.
Give 2–4 pellets per fish depending on size.
Let fish consume within 2–3 minutes. Remove uneaten food.

Suitable For

Plecos, Corydoras, Otocinclus, Mollies, Platies, Swordtails, Guppies, Snails, Shrimp, and other herbivorous or bottom-feeding freshwater fish.
Also suitable as a supplement for marine herbivores like Tangs and Blennies.

FAQs

Q1. Is this only for bottom feeders?
Yes, mainly for herbivores and algae grazers like plecos and corydoras.

Q2. Will it cloud water?
No, it is slow-dissolving and water-stable.

Q3. Can it be used daily?
Yes, it is designed for daily feeding.

Q4. Can carnivorous fish eat it?
Only as a fiber supplement, not a main diet.

Q5. Is it safe for shrimp and snails?
Yes, it is safe and beneficial for invertebrates.