Horizone Royal Breeding Feed for Guppy is a scientifically formulated granulated food developed specifically for guppy breeding, providing full and balanced nutrition to support every stage of the breeding process. The formula is built from a natural ingredient base — fish derivatives, vegetable protein extract, molluscs, crustaceans, yeasts, minerals, algae, and oils and fats — scientifically combined to deliver high protein content for better growth, excellent palatability, and easy digestion. Its key breeding-specific benefit is its ability to actively develop the maximum number of eggs, supporting successful spawning outcomes and healthy fry development.
The high protein content fuels rapid growth and helps guppies reach their full potential in terms of body condition and tail development. Added minerals and vitamins ensure a complete nutritional profile that supports vibrant colour, a strong immune system, and optimal water stability — keeping the breeding environment clean and healthy. The formula is equally suitable as an everyday staple food for all sizes of guppies and similar small tropical fish outside of breeding programmes.
Feed 1–2 times daily, offering only as much as the fish can consume within 3–5 minutes. Remove any uneaten food promptly to maintain water quality. Suitable for guppies of all sizes and similar small tropical fish at all life stages. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep tightly sealed after opening. Available in 22 g.
Composition
Fish and Fish Derivatives, Vegetable Protein Extract, Molluscs and Crustaceans, Yeasts, Minerals, Algae, Oils and Fats.
Benefits
- Scientifically formulated to develop the maximum number of eggs for successful breeding
- High protein content supports rapid growth and excellent body and tail development
- Added vitamins and minerals provide full, balanced nutrition for breeding pairs and fry
- Enhances bright, vibrant natural colouration
- Promotes optimal water stability and reduces water pollution
- Suitable for all sizes of guppies and similar small tropical fish as both a breeding and staple diet
