Tropical Tanganyika Chips – Ingredient-Rich, Sinking Special Food Chips for Large Lake Tanganyika Cichlids 1 Pack (1 x 250 ml)

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(as of [price_update_date] – DetailsIngredient-rich, sinking special food chips for large Lake Tanganyika cichlids of the genus Altolamprologus, Julidochromis, Lamprologus, Neolamprologus, Lepidiolamprologus, Young Cyphotilapia Frontosa and others whose food is mainly made of animal material. Tanganyika Chips contains 70% ingredients of marine origin, including krill and squid, which provide high-quality protein rich in essential amino acids. Thanks to the excellent taste of these ingredients, the food is even accepted by extremely fussy fish, even from those of wild catch. The immune system of the fish is strengthened by substances contained in spirulina, kelp algae, garlic and stabilised vitamin C. Feeding: small portions several times a day. Complete food for ornamental fish. Composition: molluscs and crustaceans (including shrimp flour at least 30%, krill flour at least 6%, squid meal at least 6%), fish and fish by-products, algae (including Ascophyllum nodosum at least 1.7%), by-products of vegetable origin etc. garlic at least 2.5%), vegetable protein extracts, cereals, yeasts, oils and fats, minerals. Additives: vitamins, provitamins and chemically defined substances with similar effects: vitamin A 39 300 IU/kg, vitamin D3 2 360 IU/kg, Vitamin E 150 mg/kg, vitamin C 525 mg/kg, beta-carotene 150 mg/kg. Compounds of trace elements: E1 iron 40.5 mg/kg, E6 zinc 11.1 mg/kg, E5 manganese 8.4 mg/kg, E4 copper 2.0 mg/kg, E2 iodine 0.24 mg/kg, E8 selenium 0.24 mg/kg, E7 molybdenum 0.06 mg/kg, E3 mg/kg, E3 Cobalt 0. 013mg/kg Dyes: Astaxanthin 100 mg/kg. Antioxidants. Analytical ingredients: crude protein 52.0%, crude oils and fats 9.6%, crude fibre 3.0%, moisture 10.0%.
Sinking food chips for large Lake Tanganyika chichlids
whose food is mainly made of animal material
For Altolamprologus, Julidochromis, Lamprologus, Neolamprologus, Lepidiolamprologus, young Cyphotilapia frontosa
Feeding recommendation: several times a day in small portions