Selcon 60 mL

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This is especially great for if you have a new fish and want to ensure they're getting all the nutrients they need while settling into the tank. Just soak frozen food in it while thawing, or if you're hatching baby brine shrimp, add a dash of this to coat them before adding them into the tank, and ta daa! You have an extra nutritious food for them to help combat any immune system dips while they're stressed. It can also be used as a soak for regular feedings to pack that extra bit of nutrition into the food before offering it.

Selcom is great. Fish love eating there food soaked in this vitamin. Yellow Tang is eating again. Thanks

This is essential IMO to add to your marine fishes diet. This bottle will be for my homemade “Reef Chili” that I just learned how to make. Doing what I can to make my fish healthy and happy!!

I bought this for my tropical fish tank. Angel fish and glow fish and pleco. One of my angel fish had some cloudiness in its eye, that’s why I bought it. I have been using it for 4 weeks now, but I only put in a small amount just once a week. Do I see improvement, not sure, maybe a tiny tiny bit better, but it did not get worse. It doesn’t seem to bother my fish, so far everyone is ok. I will continue to use product once a week only small amount. Product price is a little bit pricey. Yes, I would recommend.

I add this to my fish food for my saltwater reef tank & the fish love it! It also brings out the colors in my fish, they are nice & healthy! I recommend everyone get this. It’s also recommended to keep fish from getting sick & if they are sick it helps entice them to eat as well.

Works as described. Kept my saltwater fish healthy while using. Highly recommend if you're looking for a fish suppliment for your finned friends.

I have been using selcon as an additive in my fish food for about 3 years now. It has vitamins and omega 3 fatty acids in it and is good for filter feeders. It doesn't cause any ill effects to water chemistry which is a bonus. I usually put about a half a dropper worth on a sheet of nori and let it soak in before I put it in the tank to feed my fish. Also I have been making my own mix of frozen foods. I will defrost a bunch of different cubed food and clean it well in RO water, drain it then add two or three droppers full of selcon and garlic and refreeze it in a silicon cube tray. This way I have a variety of foods in one cube along with the additives I want. It makes feeding alot simpler and now I offer a complete diverse diet.