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DYMAX Massive Achieve 160g

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DYMAX Massive Achieve 160g

DYMAX Massive Achieve 160g$29.00

DYMAX Massive Achieve 160g

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High-Protein Sinking Pellets for Carnivorous Fish

DYMAX Massive Achieve 160g is a high-protein sinking fish food developed for carnivorous aquarium fish that benefit from a nutrient-rich prepared diet. With 47% minimum crude protein, it is formulated for species including catfish, plecos, arowana, Oscars, cichlids, garfish and stingrays.

The sinking pellet format allows food to move through the water column rather than remaining at the surface, making Massive Achieve particularly useful for carnivorous fish that naturally prefer feeding through the middle and lower areas of the aquarium.

Why Choose DYMAX Massive Achieve?

  • 47% minimum crude protein

  • High-protein food formulated for carnivorous fish

  • Sinking pellet format

  • Contains fish meal, krill meal and squid meal

  • Contains Bacillus subtilis prebiotic bacteria

  • Includes fish oil, kelp, astaxanthin and garlic

  • Suitable for a range of larger carnivorous and predatory aquarium fish

  • Convenient prepared-food alternative to live feeder foods

Made for Bigger Appetites

Carnivorous aquarium fish have different nutritional requirements and feeding behaviours from many community species. DYMAX Massive Achieve combines several animal-based ingredients, including fish meal, krill meal and squid meal, in a protein-rich sinking pellet.

DYMAX also includes Bacillus subtilis in the formulation as a prebiotic bacteria ingredient intended to support the digestive system.

The sinking format is particularly useful for species such as catfish and plecos that may be more comfortable feeding away from the surface, while also providing a prepared food option for larger predatory fish.

What Fish Can Eat DYMAX Massive Achieve?

DYMAX identifies Massive Achieve as suitable for carnivorous fish including:

  • Arowana

  • Oscars

  • Cichlids

  • Catfish

  • Plecos

  • Garfish

  • Stingrays

  • Other suitable carnivorous fish

Always make sure the pellet size and food are appropriate for the species and size of fish being fed.

Guaranteed Analysis

  • Crude Protein: minimum 47%

  • Crude Fat: minimum 5%

  • Crude Fibre: maximum 3%

  • Moisture: maximum 10%

  • Phosphorus: minimum 1%

  • Ash: maximum 17%

Key Ingredients

The formula includes fish meal, krill meal, squid meal, wheat flour, yeast, astaxanthin, kelp, fish oil, vitamins and minerals, beta-glucan, Bacillus subtilis and garlic.

Feeding & Aquarium Care

Feed an appropriate amount for the size, species and feeding behaviour of your fish. Avoid overfeeding and remove uneaten food where necessary.

High-protein foods can contribute to declining water quality when excess food is allowed to remain in the aquarium, so observe your fish during feeding and adjust the amount offered accordingly.

Pack Size: 160g

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