Nutrafin Basix 3 Day Fish Feeder 4pk 25gm

Code: A7536

Nutrafin Basix 3 Day Fish Feeder provides a convenient way to feed aquarium fish when you are away from home for a short period. These slow-release feeding blocks gradually dissolve in the aquarium, releasing food over time rather than requiring individual daily feedings.

Each block is formulated with a nutritious food blend and multi-vitamins to help provide supplementary nutrition for community aquarium fish for up to 3 days. The blocks are suitable for community aquariums up to 37.8 litres (10 US gallons); for larger aquariums, additional blocks can be used according to the aquarium volume.

The slow-release format makes the feeder useful for weekends, short trips and other times when regular feeding may not be possible. The 4-pack provides multiple individual feeding blocks, making it convenient to keep a supply available for future use.

Key Features

• 3-day feeding block – Each block provides food for up to approximately 3 days.
• Slow-release formula – Gradually dissolves to release food over time.
• With multi-vitamins – Provides supplementary vitamins as part of the feeding formula.
• Convenient holiday feeding – Helps maintain feeding when you are temporarily away.
• Suitable for community aquariums – Designed for aquariums up to 37.8 L per block.
• 4-pack – Includes four individual 25 g feeding blocks.
• Easy to use – Simply place the appropriate number of blocks into the aquarium.

Specifications

• Brand: Nutrafin
• Range: Basix
• Product: 3 Day Fish Feeder
• Pack Size: 4 blocks
• Block Weight: 25 g each
• Feeding Duration: Up to 3 days per block
• Recommended Aquarium Size: Up to 37.8 L (10 US gal) per block
• Type: Slow-release aquarium fish food

Feeding Guide

For community aquariums up to 37.8 litres (10 US gallons), use one 25 g feeding block for up to 3 days. For larger aquariums, use approximately one block per additional 37.8 litres of aquarium capacity.

Always consider the number and type of fish in the aquarium when determining feeding requirements, and remove any remaining material after the feeding period if necessary.