NT LABS MARINE OCEAN FOOD 55 95g (SMALL SINKING MARINE FISH PELLET FOOD)

NT LABS MARINE OCEAN FOOD 55 95g (SMALL SINKING MARINE FISH PELLET FOOD)

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  • NT Labs Ocean 55
  • Slow sinking granular food for marine fishes
  • Ocean Food 55 is scientifically formulated for captive marine fish species. Encourages a healthy metabolism, colour enhancement, reduces stress and maximises digestion. The highest quality ingredients and optimal feed size. A slow sinking granular food for a variety of species throughout the water column. The best biological nutrition to minimise waste pollution in your marine system.

Why choose us?

Customer needs and animal care are at the centre of our business

We believe you can only get value if you get quality too and most of our customers agree we’ve got the balance right. From gentle acclimation and monitoring tank mates to tailored diets we go the extra mile to ensure we offer happy, healthy, livestock.

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The best products at the lowest prices

We work tirelessly to find the best products and best prices for our customers, we scour the marketplace constantly and check our competitors’ prices regularly so you know you are getting great deals and good value for your money.

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Testimonials

★★★★★

Really nice shop. Nice coral and fish selection and prices are good too. Fish food is also a good quality and price. Will be visiting again soon 👍

Dee Stan
★★★★★

May be smaller then some shops in the area but very well priced and can always find a little jem or two in here I never leave without something new for the tank

Richard Fincham