Aqua One Weekend Fish Food Block 20g
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Description
95004
Product Description
Aqua One Weekend Fish Food Block is designed to help feed your fish while you are away for a short period. The slow-dissolving block gradually releases small particles of food into the aquarium, allowing fish to feed over time.
Suitable for coldwater and tropical freshwater fish, this convenient feeding block is ideal for weekends away and short trips. It is designed for aquariums of approximately 50–60 litres and can help feed around 10–15 small fish for 2–4 days under suitable conditions.
Key Features
- Slow-dissolving fish food block
- Releases small particles of food gradually
- Suitable for short absences and weekend trips
- Suitable for coldwater and tropical freshwater fish
- Designed for aquariums of approximately 50–60 litres
- One block can feed around 10–15 fish measuring 3–4cm for approximately 2–4 days
Ingredients
Aqua One Micro Pellets, White Casting Plaster, Magnesium Sulphate, Sodium Chloride.
Feeding Guidelines
Place the block in the aquarium according to the instructions on the packaging. One block is intended to feed approximately 10–15 fish measuring 3–4cm in a 50–60 litre aquarium for 2–4 days.
For best results, Aqua One recommends a water temperature of 22–28°C and a pH between 6.8 and 7.2. Monitor aquarium conditions and follow the instructions provided with the product. A partial water change after returning is recommended.
Suitable For
- Goldfish
- Coldwater fish
- Tropical freshwater fish
- Suitable aquarium fish in community tanks
Product Specifications
- Brand: Aqua One
- Product Name: Weekend Fish Food Block
- Pack Size: 20g
- Product Code: 95004
- Food Type: Slow-dissolving holiday feeding block
- Suitable Aquarium Size: Approximately 50–60 litres
- Feeding Duration: Approximately 2–4 days per block, depending on aquarium conditions

