Spectrum Thera A Formula – 1 mm – 10.6 oz – 300 g
- Non-Medicated Anti-Parasitic Formula
- 1mm Sinking Pellet
- Freshwater/Saltwater
- High-quality, easily digestible krill and fish meal protein
- Balanced daily diet for all fresh and marine fish.
Product Description
This is an anti-parasitic sinking pellet food that helps repel internal external parasites without chemical medications. Also helps strengthen the immune system to keep fish disease-free and healthy. This hormone-free, color enhancing food can be used as a daily balanced diet for freshwater and saltwater fish…. More >>
Spectrum Thera A Formula – 1 mm – 10.6 oz – 300 g
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This is currently the best dry fish food for general marine reef aquarium use. The .5mm Small Fish Thera+A pellets apply here as well – big fish may have a problem with these two smallest size pellets, but tangs do quite well with both smallest sizes. Anemones and many corals love it as well. Some fish really go for this food rabidly right from the get-go while some have to get used to pellets, but they do.
I have used Thera+A for about 5 years now, and as my staple food for the last two years since Vibragrow small marine pellets went out of production. Thera+A does wonders for color almost as well as Vibragrow, naturally and helpfully for best fish health as well – not just for good healthy color. Thera+A is better in some ways than Vibragrow was, but not quite as good in other ways. Thera+A is still currently king of dry fish foods – rest assured.
Some dry fish foods really should not be used as a staple food and will not maintain top health like this one does. Thera+A has not only the wide variety but also the proper variety for maximizing fish health. Thera+A also has garlic which does seem to make some difference as well, in my opinion and in the opinions of many other marine reef hobbyists as well. I used to make my own frozen food mix with very similar variety, and sell it locally too, which also had Selcon ingredients in it as well. It was tops for taste (according to many, many fish) and for variety and health too, but was not so convenient to make or even to feed, and not quite as good on the color enhancement for the fish. The pellet form of Thera+A also locks in the vitamins (and other nutrients), until the fish can eat it, better than flake or frozen foods do.
Some hard to keep fish do at least somewhat better when fed this food, such as the Mandarin Goby which may ignore other foods or just not get the food value from other foods which they must normally must get from live foods (like copepods which grow naturally right in well kept reef aquariums) to give them the specialized nutrition they need to survive and thrive in captivity.
Rating: 5 / 5