DISCUSFOOD Artemia 50% - Granulate Soft XL

DISCUSFOOD Artemia / Brine Shrimps Soft 50% XL is a pelleted food for sub-adult and adult Discus.
It is a premium food based on artemia, now red and orange.

This discus food is composed of high-quality vitamins, minerals, and probiotics. Its composition specifically promotes red pigmentation.
DISCUSFOOD Artemia 50% - Granulate Soft XL is therefore a food developed for discus enthusiasts and breeders, whether professional or amateur.

DISCUSFOOD Artemia 50% - Granulate Soft XL can be used as a main food. Its high concentration, which boosts red blood cells, makes it a complementary food to be given regularly.
Primarily suited for discus fish, this food is also excellent for all other pellet-eating ornamental fish, particularly due to its high-quality ingredients.

Food made from brine shrimp hearts is a very rich food with excellent value for money.

Composition of DISCUSFOOD Artemia 50% - Granulate Soft XL :
Artemia 50%, vegetable proteins, rice flour, salmon oil, garlic 4%, brewer's yeast, kelp, amino acids, minerals, prebiotics and probiotics.

Analytical components of DISCUSFOOD Artemia 50% - Granulate Soft XL :
Crude protein 49.3%, crude fat 7%, crude ash 2.4%, crude fiber 0.7%.

Additives per kg of DISCUSFOOD Artemia 50% - Granulate Soft XL:
Vitamins: A (3a672a) 20000 IU, C (3a300) 150 mg, D3 (3a671) 1500 IU; with colorants; trace elements: Fe (E 1) 24 mg, Mn (3b502) 31 mg, Zn (3b603) 30 mg; with antioxidants.

Dietary advice:
Only distribute the amount of food that can be swallowed within 5 minutes.
Please follow the feeding recommendations indicated on each box.

Our point of view:
The advantage of Discusfood pellets compared to other artemia-based foods is their "firm bite".
It does not decompose or swell when distributed.
Furthermore, this granule does not cloud the water, due to a small amount of binder and no gelatin.
This significantly reduces the load on the aquarium filter, water changes can be reduced, and no harmful odor-causing protein compounds are formed.