Sera Cichlid Malawi Granules

Spirulina granules for East African cichlids — for herbivorous and omnivorous species

Contents: available in 250 ml and 1000 ml — fresh in stock, ready to use.

✅ Level: Easy — Daily staple food for smaller herbivorous cichlids. No special equipment needed.

Sera Cichlid Malawi Granules is the staple food for predominantly plant and vegetable-eating, smaller cichlids — including many East African species such as those from Lake Malawi. The slowly sinking granules contain 4% spirulina and other plant-based ingredients like spinach, rich in natural carotenoids, for optimal color development and healthy digestion. Sera offers five different cichlid foods, each tailored to specific eating habits and body size — this variant is aimed at smaller herbivorous species. The granules remain shape-stable for a long time and do not pollute the water.

🐟 Product specifications

🚚 Delivery & warranty

• Delivered quickly from our store — ready to use
• Shipping Tuesday or Friday → Read more about shipping
• Delivery with track & trace, usually within 1–2 business days
• Problem with your order? We will solve it together. Contact us via our customer service.
• Free shipping from €59,-

✂️ Usage tips

Feed daily as a staple food, as much as your fish can eat in 2–3 minutes. The finer granule is suitable for smaller cichlids like Malawi species.

💡 Tip

Do you have larger herbivorous cichlids? Choose Sera Cichlid Herbivore XL with a coarser granule.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Which cichlids is this suitable for?
For smaller, predominantly plant and vegetable-eating cichlids, including many East African species such as those from Lake Malawi.

Does this help with my fish's color?
Yes, the natural carotenoids from spirulina and spinach support optimal color development.

Does this pollute the water?
No — the granules remain shape-stable for a long time and do not pollute the water.

Do you have another question? Feel free to contact us — we are happy to help you make the right choice for your aquarium.