Slow-sinking pellets for African cichlids, sold as BESSN. The listing says the formula is algae-based and color-enhancing, for mbuna, frontosa, and Tanganyika species. Choose the pellet size that matches the fish.
Best for
Mbuna and other algae-grazing African cichlids
Frontosa and larger mouths that can take 1mm or 2mm pellets
Fish that feed in the middle and lower water, because the pellets sink slowly
Product details
0.4mm: 250ml / 165g, or 500ml / 290g, for fry and very small mouths
1mm: 700ml / 450g
2mm: 260ml / 170g, or 700ml / 450g
Behavior: slow sinking
Formula claim on the listing: algae-based color support
Role: daily fish food
Origin stated on the listing: China
How to use
Feed small amounts once or twice a day. Use 0.4mm for juveniles, 1mm for small adults, and 2mm for larger fish. These are not floating top-water sticks.
Storage
Keep the tub closed and dry. The listing does not state a shelf life. Ignore battery and gear fields on the source specification sheet; they do not belong to this food.
Feed only what the animals finish in a few minutes, then remove leftovers so the water stays clear. No full ingredient list is published in the source text.
