Vitalis Tropical Grazer Mini 120g

It is suitable for a wide range of tropical freshwater species including large characins and tetras, large barbs, gobies, livebearers, rainbows, snakeheads, and puffers.

The suction fixing attaches the grazing ring securely to the inside of the aquarium glass, keeping it in place during feeding.

No, the Vitalis Tropical Grazer Mini is specifically designed for tropical freshwater community fish.

Start with a small amount that your fish can consume within a few minutes. Adjust the quantity based on your fish's consumption and to avoid waste.

Rinse the grazing ring with aquarium water. Avoid using soaps or detergents, as these can be harmful to aquatic life.

Yes, by concentrating food in one area and improving feeding efficiency, it helps reduce uneaten food, which can contribute to better water quality.

Vitalis Tropical Grazer is available in 110g, 290g, and 1.7kg pack sizes. The 'Mini' version is typically around 120g.

Clean the aquarium glass and the suction cup thoroughly. Ensure there are no air bubbles trapped underneath. For older suction cups, consider replacing them.

Ensure the grazer is placed in an accessible location for your fish species. It may take a few days for fish to acclimate to the new feeding method. Start with a smaller amount of food.

Reduce the amount of food placed in the grazer. Ensure the food is appropriate for the size of your fish. Clean the grazer after feeding if necessary.