Sera FD Bloodworms Nature[Volume - 100ml, Weight - 9 g]

Sera FD Bloodworms Nature[Volume - 100ml, Weight - 9 g]The treat designed for young fish and food enthusiasts, sera FD Bloodworms Nature, consists of 100% bloodworms, making it ideal for all primarily carnivorous fish. With its excellent palatability and high protein content, bloodworms a favored food source in the wild are particularly suitable for picky eaters (such as newly introduced fish that are not yet familiar with dry food). The nutritious formulation also aids in successful breeding efforts and

The treat designed for young fish and food enthusiasts, sera FD Bloodworms Nature, consists of 100% bloodworms, making it ideal for all primarily carnivorous fish. With its excellent palatability and high protein content, bloodworms – a favored food source in the wild – are particularly suitable for picky eaters (such as newly introduced fish that are not yet familiar with dry food). The nutritious formulation also aids in successful breeding efforts and promotes the healthy growth of juvenile fish. Thanks to the gentle freeze-drying process, the essential nutrients from this natural food are preserved.

Ingredients

• bloodworms (100%).

Analytical Constituents

• Min. Crude Protein 58.3%
• Min. Crude Fat 3.0%
• Max. Crude Fiber 9.0%
• Max. Moisture 6.0%
• Max. Crude Ash 16.8%

Product More Details

This is a natural diet for ornamental fish. This product is part of the "sera Nature" line, which is free from artificial colors and preservatives. A diverse diet that mimics natural ingredients provides the best defense against nutritional deficiencies and supports the overall health and vitality of the fish. The Nature food varieties contain natural components such as Spirulina, Krill, or sustainable insect meal derived from soldier fly larvae (Hermetia). The icons displayed on the package's front emphasize these ingredients and their respective quantities in the food.

Feeding guide

Feed materials suitable for all ornamental fish. Offer several times a week between regular meals, providing only as much as the fish can consume in a short period.