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Betta Sources’ review of New Life Spectrum® Betta: “I’m not sure how long you have been looking, or what other betta fish foods you have dog-eared for later research, but you can officially stop now! It’s almost guaranteed that you’ll have a hard time finding another betta-fish-specific pellet that is jam-packed with nutrition and far fewer filler ingredients than the new life spectrum betta formula pellet food.”
Read MoreMany novice aquarium hobbyists make the mistake of thinking that all fish food is created equal. Not only do different species of fish have different nutritional needs, but different types of fish food offer different benefits. Our top pick for a high-quality fish food that meets the nutritional needs of a wide variety of freshwater and saltwater fish is New Life Spectrum Thera+A fish food.
Read MoreTazawa Tanks’ YouTube channel had an opportunity to try new food from New Life Spectrum: Probiotix and AlgaeMAX. Check out his review for his testing and evaluation of the results…
Read MoreLast year New Life Spectrum announced it was making some changes to its food and had it on hand at MACNA. For those of us that weren’t able to catch up with the New Life team there and were wondering what was new and what exactly New Life Spectrum Naturox series was, we have an answer. In this video released recently, the company discusses the changes.
Read MoreNew Life Spectrum Ultra Red is a new line of prepared fish food designed to really amp up the red colors of our aquarium fish. If you thought that most modern high-quality aquarium fish foods already have their fair share of color enhancers, New Life Spectrum — which is raising the bar for the high-quality pelleted food market — has a new formulation so effective it even comes with a warning “Note: Feeding to yellow fish may cause a shift to orange coloration.”
Read MoreNew Life Spectrum Max is a new pelleted food for feeding finicky fish which are notroiously difficult to acclimate to aquarium foods. Formerly named New Life Spectrumax, the simple ‘Max’ name is much easier to pronounce and now features a more prominent label about its intended purpose…
Read MoreTropical Fish Hobbyist Magazine, August 2003. Author: David E. Boruchowitz
For othe 20th Anniversary of New Life Spectrum, we’re highlighting some milestones, including one of the early major articles about the high-nutrition fish food that changed an industry.
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