Enhance your discus fish’s growth and color with Sera Discus Probiotic Granules. These soft, sinking granules boost immunity and optimize digestion.
Growth and immune food for discus
Discus Probiotic Granules 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 velezensis (formerly B. 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.
Appropriate diet for discus
Symphysodon, commonly known as discus or discus fish, belong to the family Cichlidae. They are among the most sensitive ornamental fish species, which, in many respects, have special requirements in terms of keeping conditions – including their diet. Discus are finicky fish that are often accustomed to a certain type of food due to feeding by their breeder. However, with the help of a gradual adaptation, they can usually be encouraged to eat other types of food. As they only have a short digestive tract, it is important that the food – which should only be fed sparingly – does not swell in the stomach. The sera discus food quickly develops a meaty consistency in water, which is particularly appreciated by discus. At the same time, it does not swell excessively. In addition to a staple food, which provides a good basis for feeding discus, the sera discus food range also includes a color food and a growth food.
All sera aquarium foods belong to the “Nature” range and do not require any dyes or preservatives.
Appropriate diet for discus
Symphysodon, commonly known as discus or discus fish, belong to the family Cichlidae. They are among the most sensitive ornamental fish species, which, in many respects, have special requirements in terms of keeping conditions – including their diet. Discus are finicky fish that are often accustomed to a certain type of food due to feeding by their breeder. However, with the help of a gradual adaptation, they can usually be encouraged to eat other types of food. As they only have a short digestive tract, it is important that the food – which should only be fed sparingly – does not swell in the stomach. The sera discus food quickly develops a meaty consistency in water, which is particularly appreciated by discus. At the same time, it does not swell excessively. In addition to a staple food, which provides a good basis for feeding discus, the sera discus food range also includes a color food and a growth food.
All sera aquarium foods belong to the “Nature” range and do not require any dyes or preservatives.
Complete feed for all discus fish
fish meal, wheat flour, wheat gluten, wheat germ, insect meal (Hermetia illucens) (8%), Ca-caseinate, brewers yeast, fish oil, gammarus meal (0.5%), krill meal (0.5%), mannan oligosaccharides, Haematococcus algae (corresponds to 75 mg astaxanthin per kg of food), green-lipped mussel meat meal, stinging nettle, alfalfa, parsley, sea algae meal, paprika, garlic, spirulina, spinach, carrots, fenugreek seeds, fennel seeds, anise seeds.
Crude Protein 51.0%, Crude Fat 10.0%, Crude Fiber 2.5%, Moisture 5.0%, Crude Ash 8.5%.
Vitamins and provitamins: 3a672a/Vit. A 37,000 IU/kg, 3a671/Vit. D3 1,800 IU/kg, 3a700/Vit. E 120 mg/kg, 3a820/Vit. B1 35 mg/kg, 3a825i/Vit. B2 90 mg/kg, 3a312/stab. Vit. C 550 mg/kg.
Gut flora stabilizer: 1×1010 CFU/kg 4b1820 Bacillus velezensis DSM 15544.
