sera Discus ImmunPro Nature is the growth food without dyes and preservatives consisting of soft granules for all discus fish. Feed several times daily, only as much as the animals take up within a short time.
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sera Discus ImmunPro Nature is the growth food without dyes and preservatives consisting of soft granules for all discus fish. The balanced composition includes Krill rich in minerals, color enhancing astaxanthin from Haematococcus algae as well as the probiotic Bacillus subtilis, recommended by the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority), for use in ornamental fish food to support growth and food utilization. The optimized utilization of the food sustainably supports the quick, balanced development of the fish and reduces water pollution. The intestinal flora stabilizer furthermore strengthens the immune system of the animals and ensures that disease-causing pathogens are fended off.
Feeding recommendation sera Discus ImmunPro Nature:
Feed several times daily, only as much as the animals take up within a short timeIngredients: fish meal, wheat flour, wheat gluten, wheat germ, Ca-caseinate, brewers yeast, fish oil (containing 49% omega fatty acids), gammarus, krill, Haematococcus algae (0.5%), mannan oligosaccharides, green-lipped mussel, stinging nettle, alfalfa, herbs, garlic, parsley, sea algae, paprika, spirulina, spinach, carrots
Analytical constituents: Crude Protein 54.1%, Crude Fat 9.2%, Crude Fiber 3.7%, Moisture 5.0%, Crude Ash 7.0%
Additives: Vitamins and provitamins: Vit. A 37,000 IU/kg, Vit. D3 1,800 IU/kg, Vit. E (D, L-a-tocopheryl acetate) 120 mg/kg, Vit. B1 35 mg/kg, Vit. B2 90 mg/kg, stab. Vit. C (L-ascorbyl monophosphate) 550 mg/kg
Gut flora stabilizer: 1x1010 CFU/kg 4b1820 Bacillus subtilis C-3102 (DSM 15544) -
Reviews for sera Discus ImmunPro Nature:
Write a reviewTom at 20.06.2020:
Good quality food. Fussy discus seem to like it so far
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- Tom wrote about sera Discus ImmunPro Nature in 2020:
Good quality food. Fussy discus seem to like it so far
