Sera Catfish Chips Nature 250ml (95g)[Volume - 250ml, Weight - 95g]

Chips designed to maintain their shape for Ancistrus and plecos sera Catfish Chips Nature serves as a fundamental food option free from dyes and preservatives, tailored specifically for bottom feeders like Ancistrus and plecos. The thoughtfully balanced formula includes a high fiber content (derived from willow bark fibers and alder cones, among others) along with natural spirulina, promoting healthy digestion and growth. These quickly sinking chips soften in water but retain their form for a minimum of 24 hours, preventing water pollution. This allows primarily nocturnal catfish to feed leisurely, aligning with their natural eating behaviors. Ingredients fish meal, corn starch, wheat flour, wheat germ, spirulina (4%), brewers yeast, milk powder, fish oil (containing 49% omega fatty acids), herbs, whole egg powder, willow bark, alder cones, stinging nettle, alfalfa, mannan oligosaccharides, parsley, sea algae, paprika, spinach, green-lipped mussel, Haematococcus algae, carrots, garlic. Additives Vitamins and provitamins: Vit. A 30,000 IU/kg, Vit. D3 1,500 IU/kg, Vit. E (D, L-α-tocopheryl acetate) 60 mg/kg, Vit. B1 30 mg/kg, Vit. B2 90 mg/kg, stab. Vit. C (L-ascorbyl monophosphate) 550 mg/kg. Analytical Constituents Crude Protein 31.2%, Crude Fat 7.2%, Crude Fiber 4.9%, Moisture 5.0%, Crude Ash 6.5%. Product More Details Natural ornamental fish diet This product is part of the "sera Nature" range, which is crafted without any artificial dyes or preservatives. A diverse diet featuring ingredients that are close to their natural state is the best safeguard against nutritional deficiencies, enhancing the health and vitality of your fish. The Nature food varieties incorporate natural elements such as Spirulina, Krill, or sustainable insect meal sourced from soldier fly larvae (Hermetia). The icons on the front of the packaging highlight these ingredients and their respective proportions in the food. Directions for use Feed once or twice daily, providing only as much as the fish can consume within a short period.