JBL JBL ProNovo Bel Grano CLICK

Product Description

JBL PRONOVO BEL GRANO XXS

XXS-sized aquarium staple food pellets for all aquarium fish measuring 1–3 cm

• Prebiotic aquarium fish food with garlic for the smallest fish species in community aquariums: Special dietary fibers in the food nourish beneficial gut bacteria to support healthy digestion
• Natural raw materials without artificial additives for a diet close to nature and healthy aquarium fish. Tested on JBL research expeditions in the tropics
• Very high acceptance even among picky fish species thanks to high-quality ingredients such as salmon, squid, shrimp, and garlic. Ideal for community aquariums thanks to fish and shrimp, as well as plant-based ingredients like spirulina
• Enhances the colors of all ornamental fish species thanks to very natural astaxanthin (a very high-quality carotenoid) derived from krill and spirulina. The ingredient “squid” refers to mollusks such as mussels and snails, which are eaten by many fish
• Contents: Original sealed, airtight and light-proof, recyclable can with a click dispenser to aid feeding

In community aquariums with various fish species, the ornamental fish you care for will also have different dietary needs. JBL PRONOVO BEL takes these different dietary requirements into account and offers your fish a wide variety and diversity for a natural and healthy diet. If you want to perfect your feeding regimen, you can supplement the JBL PRONOVO BEL staple food with other food varieties from the JBL Species Concept as well as with treats.

JBL PRONOVO BEL staple food—the perfect diet for all omnivorous fish and fish communities
. With a protein-to-fat ratio of 6.3:1, it achieves exactly the right balance that is ideal for most tropical fish species. Higher fat content leads to fatty liver disease in warm-water fish (23–30 °C)! In mixed fish communities, such as those found in most community aquariums, the 15 main ingredients in PRONOVO BEL form a perfect nutritional foundation that can (but does not have to) be supplemented with species-specific food to tailor the diet to individual fish species and make it even more varied. It’s not a problem if, for example, your betta also eats the food meant for your barbs—and vice versa. The only important thing is that you offer the appropriate food for each group of fish. Variety is always a good thing!

It’s really important to choose a food size that matches the mouth size of the fish species. Flakes soften quickly and can be sucked up by almost all fish species. With pellets, it’s different. In this case, the smallest mouth size among the fish you’re keeping should determine the size of the food you choose. The fish size for which the food is suitable is listed on the bottom left of the cans. It’s better to choose food that’s slightly too small than food that’s too large!

On the topic of garlic: Fish, of course, are not familiar with garlic in their natural habitats. However, observations made during JBL expeditions in the South American Pantanal showed that fish spurn the underwater plants and prefer to jump out of the water to eat the seemingly tastier leaves of the bushes and trees along the water’s edge! These contain more flavor than the “wishy-washy” underwater leaves. This is exactly the effect achieved by adding garlic.