Description
Growel Intan Micro Bits Fish Food
Growel Intan Micro Bits Fish Food is a slow-sinking micro crumble built for small-mouth aquarium fish — think guppies, tetras, rasboras, danios and other petite community species that struggle with a full-sized granule or floating flake. This Growel fish food comes as a fine, 0.4mm crumble that softens quickly and sinks slowly, matching how small fish actually feed through the water column. Whether you’re searching for a reliable micro pellet fish food for a nano tank or a daily Growel Intan fish food staple for a mixed community aquarium, this pack is sized to fit tiny mouths without wasting food.
What It Is & How It Works
Made in India by Growel Specialities, this Growel Intan aquarium fish food is formulated as a micro bits crumble — noticeably finer than a standard pellet — so it’s easy for small-mouth fish to take in without breaking a bigger piece apart first. The formula includes garlic as a natural immunostimulant and Antarctic krill for added flavour and nutrition, with a composition built around roughly 43% crude protein, 5% crude fat, 2% crude fibre, 10% crude ash and 9% moisture. It’s designed for high water stability, so the crumble holds together in the tank instead of clouding the water as it slowly sinks.
Detail
Info
Form
Slow-sinking micro crumble, approx. 0.4mm
Best suited for
Small-mouth fish — guppies, tetras, rasboras, danios, killifish
Pack sizes
20g, 45g
Origin
India (Growel Specialities Pvt. Ltd)
Feeding Guide
Feed your fish 2 to 3 times a day, giving only as much of this fish food micro pellets mix as they’ll finish within a few minutes each time.
Remove any uneaten Growel Intan Micro Bits after each feeding to keep the water clean.
The fine crumble softens fast in water, so it’s easy for even very small fry-stage or juvenile fish to eat.
In a mixed tank, sprinkle a small amount at a time rather than one large pinch, so faster fish don’t hog it all before slower feeders get a share.
The 20g pack is a good way to try it in a nano or single-species tank first; the 45g pack works out better value if you’re feeding a bigger community tank regularly.
What If My Fish Doesn’t Take to It?
Fish moving from flakes or a coarser pellet sometimes need a few days to recognise a finer crumble as food, especially shy or bottom-dwelling species. Keep offering small, consistent amounts at each feeding instead of overfeeding to compensate, and mix in a little of their previous food for the first week if needed. If a fish is still refusing food after a week, or shows other signs of stress, it’s worth checking your water parameters before assuming the food is the problem.
Safety Information
Contains fish and crustacean-derived ingredients — not suitable for fish species with known specific sensitivities, though this is uncommon.
Because the crumble is so fine, overfeeding is an easy mistake — uneaten food breaks down quickly and can affect water quality faster than a coarser pellet would.
Keep the pack sealed between feedings to prevent moisture getting in, which can clump the micro bits and affect both food quality and water parameters if fed once spoiled.
Storage & Handling
Store the pack in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and away from the humidity around the aquarium itself — India’s monsoon months in particular can affect a fine crumble’s texture faster than a larger pellet if it’s kept too close to the tank. Reseal the pack tightly after every use and avoid scooping with a wet hand or wet spoon, which introduces moisture into the remaining food.
Substitutes & Alternatives
Tetra Bits Complete Fish Food — a premium, German-import bits-style granule, sized for discus and larger demanding tropical fish rather than micro-mouthed species.
Tetra TetraMin Complete Tropical Fish Food — a flake-format daily staple if you’d rather feed surface and mid-water community fish than a sinking crumble.
Taiyo Guppy Bit Fish Food — a comparable budget-friendly bit-format food from a different brand, formulated specifically for guppies.
Quick Tips for Pet Parents
Feed small pinches 2-3 times daily rather than one large feeding.
Remove uneaten crumble promptly to protect water quality.
Sprinkle gradually in mixed tanks so faster fish don’t out-compete smaller ones.
Reseal the pack tightly and store away from tank humidity.
Start with the 20g pack if you’re trying it for the first time.
Why Buy From Supertails
Supertails stocks 100% genuine Growel and Intan products, sourced through authorised channels. Growel Intan Micro Bits fish food price starts at Rs 108 for the 20g pack, with Rs 137 for the 45g size, so you can pick the pack that matches your tank size and how many fish you’re feeding. Browse the wider fish food collection, or the full range of pellets for other small and large-fish formats. We deliver quickly across India.
Give your small-mouth aquarium fish a crumble sized just for them. Order genuine Growel Intan Micro Bits Fish Food, with fast delivery across India.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Growel Intan Micro Bits Fish Food?
It’s a slow-sinking micro crumble, about 0.4mm in size, made by Growel Specialities under the Intan brand, formulated as a complete daily diet for small-mouth aquarium fish like guppies, tetras, rasboras and danios.
Which fish is Growel Intan Micro Bits best for?
It’s built for small-mouth species — guppies, tetras, rasboras, danios and killifish — rather than discus or larger cichlids, which are better suited to a coarser bits or pellet format.
How many times a day should I feed my fish this food?
2 to 3 times daily is the general guidance, offering only as much as your fish can finish within a few minutes each time to avoid excess crumble breaking down in the tank.
What pack sizes does Growel Intan Micro Bits come in?
It’s available in 20g and 45g packs, so you can start small to see how your fish take to it or go straight to the larger size for a bigger community tank.
Is this the same as Growel Intan Bits Fish Food?
It’s from the same Intan range by Growel, but the Micro Bits crumble is noticeably finer than the standard Intan Bits granule, which is sized more for discus and larger tropical fish.
Will this food cloud my aquarium water?
It’s formulated for high water stability so the crumble holds together as it sinks, but like any fine food, feeding more than your fish can finish in a few minutes will still affect water clarity over time — so stick to small, frequent portions.
