Tropical Dafnia Natural are sun-dried daphnia. Daphnia (daphnids) are small freshwater crustaceans, belonging to the suborder of the paddlefish (Cladocera). Tropical Natural Line are foods that include invertebrates. Their valuable nutritional properties have been preserved through freeze-drying or drying processes.
 |
-
Tropical Dafnia Natural are sun-dried daphnia. Daphnia (daphnids) are small freshwater crustaceans, belonging to the suborder of the paddlefish (Cladocera). Tropical Natural Line are foods that include invertebrates. Their valuable nutritional properties have been preserved through freeze-drying or drying processes. As a result, they retain their nutritional and taste qualities, while posing no threat from pathogens and pathogenic organisms. Beautiful and healthy fish in an aquarium is the result of many factors. One of the most important is a well-balanced and tailored diet for the fish. The use of high-quality foods not only provides fish with the necessary nutrients, but also protects the aquarium from overloading with metabolic products. Tropical foods are made from the highest quality natural raw materials. The recipe of each is the essence of years of experience, knowledge and love for aquarium fish. Sourced from clean waters and sun-dried Daphnia is a valuable nutritional supplement and dietary enrichment. It is often the staple food of fish in the wild, especially for smaller species or growing fry. Daphnia are rich in protein and healthy fats, they are also a valuable source of chitin - a ballast substance that improves intestinal peristalsis and prevents constipation in fish.
Tropical Dafnia Natural
- natural, protein-rich food
- ideal for smaller fish species
- improves intestinal peristalsis, prevents bloating
Feeding recommendation for Tropical Dafnia Natural:
Feed the fish several times a day using small portions.Ingredients: sund-dried Daphnia
Analytical constituents: crude protein 41.0%, crude oils and fats 6.2%, crude fibres 5.0%, moisture 10.0%
- natural, protein-rich food
-
Your question: Tropical Dafnia Natural
