Xtreme Spirulina Flake – 1 oz Plant-Based Premium Fish Food • Color Enhancement • Digestive Support

🌿 Xtreme Spirulina Flake – 1 oz Plant-Based Premium Fish Food • Color Enhancement • Digestive Support

Xtreme Spirulina Flake is a premium-quality aquarium fish food made with a high concentration of spirulina algae to support healthy digestion, immune function, and vibrant natural coloration. Crafted with clean, whole ingredients and no unnecessary fillers, this flake food is ideal for herbivorous and omnivorous freshwater and marine fish.

The 1 oz size is perfect for nano tanks, smaller aquariums, or hobbyists wanting to sample Xtreme’s high-quality nutrition.

🌟 Key Benefits

✔ High Spirulina Content – Supports digestion and immune health
✔ Enhances Natural Coloration – Improves reds, greens, and blues
✔ Highly Digestible Formula – Reduces waste and water clouding
✔ Great for Herbivores & Omnivores
✔ Slow-Sinking Flakes – Ideal for mid- and top-level feeders
✔ Made in the USA

⚙️ Product Details

• Brand: Xtreme Aquatic Foods
• Product Name: Spirulina Flake
• Size: 1 oz
• Food Type: Flake
• Diet Type: Plant-forward / Omnivore
• Use: Freshwater & marine aquariums
• Ideal For:
• Livebearers
• Tetras & barbs
• Cichlids
• Plecos & algae grazers
• Community fish

💡 Feeding Instructions

• Feed small amounts 1–2 times daily
• Only feed what fish can consume in 2–3 minutes
• Remove uneaten food to maintain water quality
• Rotate with protein-based foods for a balanced diet

❓ FAQ – Xtreme Spirulina Flake

Q: What fish benefit most from spirulina flakes?
A: Herbivorous and omnivorous fish such as livebearers, cichlids, tetras, barbs, and plecos benefit greatly.

Q: Can this be used as a daily food?
A: Yes—this formula is suitable for daily feeding as part of a balanced diet.

Q: Will this food improve fish color?
A: Yes—spirulina helps enhance natural coloration over time.

Q: Is it safe for planted aquariums?
A: Yes—its high digestibility helps reduce excess waste and nutrient spikes.

Q: Is it shrimp safe?
A: Yes—fine particles may be eaten by shrimp and other invertebrates.