Tropical Supervit Tablets B (200pcs)

Tropical Supervit Tablets B are sinking tablet foods formulated for omnivorous and carnivorous bottom-feeding fish, as well as snails, crustaceans, and aquatic turtles. Nutritionally complete and free from GMOs, preservatives, flavour enhancers, and artificial aromas, these tablets deliver a rich, varied diet in a format that suits how your animals naturally feed.

What's in the Formula

Each tablet brings together a carefully balanced set of active ingredients designed to support fish from multiple angles. Beta-glucan and stabilised Vitamin C strengthen immune response and disease resistance, while fibre and chitin support healthy digestion. Natural carotenoids work to intensify colouration, and lecithin promotes vitality and encourages spawning activity.

Which Animals Benefit

These tablets are well suited to a wide range of bottom-dwelling species. Typical candidates include corydoras, loaches, synodontis catfish, plecos, banjo catfish, and hoplo catfish — as well as snails, freshwater crustaceans, and aquatic turtles sharing a community setup. Their sinking action ensures food reaches the animals that need it rather than being intercepted at the surface.

Key Features

• Sinking tablet format — reaches bottom-feeders directly
• Beta-glucan and stabilised Vitamin C for immune support
• Fibre and chitin for digestive regulation
• Natural carotenoids to enhance and maintain colouration
• Lecithin to support vitality and spawning
• No GMOs, preservatives, flavour enhancers, or artificial aromas
• Suitable for fish, snails, crustaceans, and aquatic turtles

Choosing Your Size

Supervit Tablets B are available in two sizes to match the scale of your setup and the number of animals you're feeding. Whether you're stocking a single species tank or managing a larger community aquarium, select the size that suits your feeding routine from the options on this page.

A reliable staple for keepers who want a nutritionally complete, no-compromise tablet food for the animals living at the bottom of their aquarium.