JBL JBL ProNovo Bel Weekend

Product Description

JBL PRONOVO BEL WEEKEND

Weekend food for all freshwater aquarium fish

• Provide your aquarium fish with a 3-day supply of food
• Directions: Place the food block in the aquarium. It sinks to the bottom, and one block provides food for 10–15 ornamental fish up to 3–20 cm in size for 3 days
• The block consists of a calcium compound that adds a small amount of total hardness to the water as it dissolves. It dissolves slowly as the fish consume the food
• Natural raw materials without artificial additives for a diet close to nature and healthy aquarium fish. Tested on JBL research expeditions in the tropics
• Contents: 4 food blocks. 1 block provides food for 10–15 ornamental fish up to 3–20 cm in size for 3 days

For owners, aquariums are the easiest pets to care for during a weekend or vacation getaway! Very few fish species cannot be fed with commercially available food and will only accept live food.

For a weekend or longer vacation, the aquarium owner has a choice: Either they feed JBL PRONOVO WEEKEND (for 3 days) or JBL PRONOVO HOLIDAY (for 2 weeks), or they use an automatic feeder (JBL AUTOFOOD) filled with their preferred food pellets.

Most aquarium fish, with the exception of fry, could even go one or two days without food—just as they would in nature. But then many aquarium owners feel guilty, which is why JBL PRONOVO WEEKEND is also available for short absences.

The food blocks in JBL PRONOVO HOLIDAY and WEEKEND consist of a natural calcium compound that dissolves slowly as the fish “nibble” on them.

Even bottom-dwelling fish, such as armored catfish or loaches, quickly detect the scent of the food and will also feed on it as needed. Be careful when asking neighbors to feed your fish! Most people mean well but end up overfeeding them massively! As a result, large amounts of uneaten food end up on the aquarium floor and rot. This leads to serious problems with oxygen levels and the formation of toxic nitrite. A holiday food supplement or an automatic feeder (or aquarists as neighbors) are the better options!