Vitalis Algae Pellets 1 mm — Soft Sinking Algae Pellets for Herbivorous Marine Fish 70 g and 140 g

Vitalis Algae Pellets — soft algae pellets built for herbivorous marine fish

Vitalis Algae Pellets are a complete feed formulated for herbivorous marine species. Each pellet carries a uniquely tailored blend of nutrient-rich marine algae in a palatable, highly digestible recipe. The manufacturer recommends rotating them with its Platinum Marine range to keep fish in peak health and condition.

What sets Vitalis pellets apart: they are soft, for ease of digestion, and designed to sink slowly through the water — a gentle descent that encourages the natural feeding behaviour fish show on the reef.

Manufacturer specifications

• Pellet size: 1 mmØ — small enough for every mouth in the tank.
• Formulated for all herbivorous tropical marine fish, including: surgeonfish (tangs), rabbitfish, angelfish, butterflyfish, clownfish, damselfish and wrasse.
• Manufacturer pot sizes: 70 g, 140 g, 260 g and 1.8 kg — the first two available here.

Which size: 70 g or 140 g?

The 70 g pot is the right pick to try the pellets with your fish, or for a nano reef housing one or two grazers. The 140 g pot costs less per gram — the smart choice when a tang or rabbitfish grazes every single day.

About the guaranteed analysis

Vitalis does not publish the guaranteed analysis (protein, fat content) for Algae Pellets on its official product page. If you see those numbers elsewhere, they do not come from the manufacturer for this specific product. Need that data for a fish on a particular diet? Write to us — we will read the label on a pot in-store and get back to you.

Round out your herbivores' menu

• Vitalis Marine Grazer Mini — grazing donuts that stick inside the tank, perfect for keeping a tang busy between meals.
• Vitalis Platinum Marine Pellets — the rotation the manufacturer recommends to vary nutritional intake.
• SeaVeggies Green Seaweed — sheet seaweed to clip in the tank for extended grazing.

Frequently asked questions

Which fish are Vitalis Algae Pellets for?

The manufacturer formulates them for all herbivorous tropical marine fish: surgeonfish and tangs, rabbitfish, angelfish, butterflyfish, clownfish, damselfish and wrasse.

Why soft, slow-sinking pellets?

The soft texture makes digestion easier, and the slow descent through the water column encourages a natural feeding experience — fish catch their food the way they would on the reef.

What is the protein content of Algae Pellets?

Vitalis does not publish that figure on its official page for this product. Rather than copy an unverified number, we invite you to write to us: we will read the label on a pot in-store and reply with the real value.