Betta Fish Food

Betta fish, often referred to as Siamese fighting fish, are a top pick among aquarium enthusiasts for their vivid colours and spirited nature. Still, how long they live and how well they thrive ultimately depends on their diet. In their natural habitat, bettas are predators. They feed on insects, larvae, and small crustaceans, which means their meals should be packed with protein and light on carbohydrates.

The problem is, plenty of commercial fish foods rely heavily on wheat, soy, or corn. Those are exactly the kinds of ingredients bettas struggle to process. Feed them that for too long, and you are likely to see the effects: nutritional gaps, a weakened immune system, and digestive troubles such as bloating, constipation, or even swim bladder problems.

Aqua Plus® Betta Floating Pellets Fish Food starts with what bettas actually need, not what's cheap to put in a bag. The protein comes from whole krill, fish meal, and insect larvae. That pushes the crude protein content past the 45% mark, which helps maintain good muscle condition, keeps energy levels steady, and supports fin regrowth when needed. There's nothing in there that slows digestion or sits heavy in the gut. No artificial preservatives, no synthetic colours, no bulk fillers. Just clean ingredients that don't get in the way of good health.