Brightwell AngeLixir 125ml – Amino acids for marine spongivorous fish

Free amino acid soaking solution for spongivorous marine fish

Brightwell AngeLixir 125ml is a concentrated solution of free amino acids formulated specifically for marine fish whose diet consists mainly of sponges.

Its formula replicates the natural proportions of amino acids found in sponge tissues and uses natural marine attractants to improve palatability and increase the protein content of food.

Ideal for demanding species such as:

• Marine angelfish
• Butterflyfish
• Moorish Idol
• Other spongivorous fish

Why use AngeLixir?

The first 7 to 10 days after introducing a fish are critical. The stress of transport and adapting to a new environment can lead to a refusal to eat.

AngeLixir helps to:

• Stimulating the appetite of picky marine fish
• Increase the protein value of foods
• Provide essential free amino acids
• Promote a more vibrant color
• Supporting tissue formation and repair

⚠️ AngeLixir does not replace proper maintenance or responsible decision-making regarding the keeping of spongivorous species in captivity.

Contents (QTY)

1 x Brightwell AngeLixir 125ml

Official instructions

Shake well before each use.

🔹 Natural frozen food enrichment

1. Defrost and rinse the food under cold water
2. Drain thoroughly
3. Add just enough AngelLixir to saturate.
4. Let it rest for 5 minutes before serving
5. Repeat 3 to 5 times a day if necessary

🔹 Enriched pellets / prepared foods

1. Place the food in a clean container
2. Add just enough AngelLixir to saturate.
3. Allow to absorb for 5 minutes before feeding.
4. Repeat 3 to 5 times a day

Important recommendations

• Monitor water quality (possible increase in organic matter)
• Natural foods (krill, mysis, brine shrimp) are often better accepted initially
• Can be combined with compatible Brightwell vitamins and supplements

Guaranteed analysis

• Humidity (max.) 99.00%
• Crude protein (min.) 1.00%
• Crude fat 0%
• Crude fiber 0%

Ingredients

Purified water, exclusive complex of free amino acids