Goldfish and fighting fish like insects too

Fighting fish especially with their superior mouths are specialised in hunting for falling insects. In their natural habitats in Asia, there is only a limited supply of plankton food in the water. Plankton die off in water temperatures of 28-38 °C! So fighting fish learn to react quickly to movements on the water surface caused by insects accidentally falling into the water. Observations on JBL expeditions in Asia showed that enormous quantities of insects fall onto the water surfaces of the water bodies! With JBL PRONOVO BETTA INSECT STICK S wird dieser natürlichen Ernährung nachgekommen. Die proteinreichen Mini-Sticks bieten den Bettas eine perfekte Ernährung.

The situation is similar with goldfish. Even though they do not have a superior mouth, they react equally quickly to insects on the water surface. Goldfish are opportunists who eat everything that is available. Anyone observing a pond will quickly notice that in Central European latitudes, too, a great many insects fall to the water surface and are thus part of the pond fish's natural food spectrum. JBL PRONOVO RED INSECT STICK S stellt daher eine perfekte Ergänzung oder auch Alleinernährung von Goldfischen und den Goldfisch-Zuchtformen dar.

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