BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD BETTER TABS is an exclusive bottom-fish food product designed as a better alternative to traditional feeding tablets. Rather than settling in a pile where larger fish gain an unfair advantage in accessing food, Better Tabs is dispersed on the surface, enabling fair access for all bottom-dwelling or less aggressive fish.
Better Tabs is handy in community aquariums, tanks with shy or slow feeders, and for species that live on the bottom (catfish, loaches, plecos, shrimp, etc.).
1. Even distribution – avoids preying on dominant fish: Better Tabs sink and spread across the substrate slowly and in small lumps, so bottom-dwelling fish and shy fish receive their portion evenly – eliminating the risk of underfeeding some fish.
2. Complete nutrition of bottom fish: Tabs are made of a balanced combination of cereals, fish and fish products, vegetable constituents, as well as the algae Chlorella pyrenoidosa (5 percent) and Moringa oleifera leaves (5 percent), yeast, minerals, vitamins, and probiotic additives – so that the bottom dwellers are fully fed.
3. Better water conditions than tablets: Since Better Tabs are spread and dissolve slowly, less food remains uneaten in one area, reducing the risk of polluting water and localizing waste.
4. Favors multi-levels bottom feeders: Suited to catfish, loaches, plecos, shrimp, and other bottom feeders – or communities where fish pecking order may leave weaker fish without nutrients – or where fish feeding hierarchy may cause weaker fish to be undernourished.
5. Trace elements, vitamins, probiotics: Better Tabs are not only a food, but they are metabolically, digestively, immunologically, and generally well-being-wise healthy bottom dwellers that are supported by balanced nutrients, healthy algae, and intestine-supportive probiotics.
1. With bottom-dwelling species: Catfish, loaches, plecos, shrimp, and other substrate-feed animals – Better Tabs are species-specific and guarantee these animals receive healthy, available food.
2. In community aquariums containing mixed species of fish, when aggressive and passive species are together, Better Tabs help keep the dominant species off the food.
3. To prevent water-quality problems caused by uneaten tablets, ensure tablets remain in place in lumps. As they tend to disperse, there is less material to decay in a single location, which will not cause ammonia spikes or concentrated detritus.
4. As part of the feeding rotation: Rotating Better Tabs with other Biofish feeds will provide bottom dwellers with a variety of food and keep them well nourished.
Just put the tabs in the aquarium; they will sink and spread on the substrate. Give as much of your fish as you can eat in an hour or two — take away any tabs, uneaten, afterwards. Feed either as regular feed or as a supplement, periodically, depending on the tank setup and species. Because of its composition, Better Tabs do not significantly pollute the water when uneaten material is removed early enough, although filtration and frequent water replacement are still preferable.
BASSLEER BIOFISH FOOD BETTER TABS provide a fish-friendly alternative to standard bottom-dwelling tablets. Sinking and dispersing rather than remaining in a single lump, they offer bottom-dwelling or timid species in your tank a juicy meal. Combined with equal, algae-enhanced nutrition and probiotics, Better Tabs promote health, growth, and well-being – particularly when used in community aquariums or tanks where bottom feeders are present. Better Tabs are a viable solution for aquarists who want to ensure equal access for all fish and maintain optimal water quality.
Better Tabs are a combination of protein-based products (fish/crustacean derivatives), cereals, vegetable by-products, and nutrient supplements (Chlorella, Moringa), and offer a wide nutritional balance: amino acids, essential fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and antioxidants. The probiotics are added to maintain healthy gut flora and support digestion, nutrient absorption, and disease resistance, particularly in bottom-dwelling animals that are likely to consume substrate or detritus.
The mechanism of distribution (sinking + spreading) provides that all the fish, whether fast or slow, dominant or shy, can feed. This is especially useful in mixed or community configurations having more than one bottom-feeding species.