AquaMunch AquaFlake Goldfish Complete Flake
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AquaMunch AquaFlake Goldfish Complete Flake
AquaMunch™ AquaFlake Goldfish Complete Flake Food is a premium, balanced diet специально formulated for goldfish and other coldwater species. Designed to support healthy growth, strong immunity, and vibrant colour, this nutrient-rich formula delivers everything your goldfish need in one complete daily feed.
Blended with high-quality ingredients including salmon meal, krill, and a variety of vegetables and algae, this formula provides a natural, well-rounded diet that closely matches what goldfish consume in the wild. Ingredients like spirulina, spinach, pumpkin, carrot, and beetroot help enhance colouration, improve digestion, and support overall vitality.
This grain-free formula is carefully processed to preserve essential nutrients without harsh treatments or excessive heat, ensuring maximum retention of vitamins, proteins, and minerals. The flakes are designed for clean feeding, breaking down slowly to reduce waste and help maintain clear, healthy aquarium water.
Highly palatable and easy to digest, AquaMunch™ Goldfish Complete is ideal for all goldfish varieties, including fancy goldfish, as well as other coldwater fish.
Feed a small amount 2–3 times daily, ensuring all food is consumed within 2–3 minutes. Adjust feeding amounts for smaller or juvenile fish. Store in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.
With a protein content of 35.8% and balanced fat levels of 7.0%, this formula supports steady growth, energy, and long-term health.
Ingredients include salmon meal, krill, spinach, paprika, garlic, pumpkin, beetroot, salmon oil, carrot, spirulina, potato starch, cassava, kelp, aniseed, turmeric, yeast, astaxanthin, montmorillonite clay, calcium carbonate, vitamins and minerals, and preservatives (E202, E332).
Proudly made in Queensland, Australia, AquaMunch™ AquaFlake Goldfish Complete delivers freshness, quality, and trusted nutrition for your goldfish.
