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Sera Discus Granules 105G (00305)

I/N: 1190049

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$36.88

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  • Slow-sinking soft granules for discus
  • Contains high quality proteins
  • Ingredients rich in minerals support healthy development and readiness to spawn
  • With prebiotic effect, beneficial to health
  • Quickly develops a meaty consistency in water without swelling excessively
Sera Discus Granules 105G (00305) Staple food for discus • slow-sinking soft granules for discus • contains high quality proteins • ingredients rich in minerals support healthy development and readiness to spawn • with prebiotic effect, beneficial to health • quickly develops a meaty consistency in water without swelling excessively Discus Granules is the staple food without dyes and preservatives consisting of gently manufactured soft granules for all discus fish (including fry) and other demanding ornamental fish. Disease resistance, healthy development as well as fertility are strengthened by optimally digestible aquatic protein and ingredients rich in minerals. Garlic and prebiotically effective ingredients ideally round off the easily digestible, tasty composition. The sinking granules quickly become soft without swelling or losing their shape when moist. Thus, the water is not polluted. 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 ...