Sera Guppy Gran is a plant food made from carefully produced soft granules for predominantly herbivorous fish that eat in the middle water zone. The selected, high-fibre ingredients, such as the high spirulina algae content, support healthy digestion and vitality. The easy-to-use and high-energy recipe optimally fulfills the needs of guppies and other particularly active fish. The slowly sinking, soft fine granulate quickly becomes supple in the water, but remains very dimensionally stable and does not pollute the water.

At Sera, Guppy Gran, marine fish meal from fresh whole fish from sustainable fishing is used in particular - no human-edible fish! The consistency-improving and also (in spite of terrestrial origin) excellent addition of chicken egg or milk protein optimally round off the protein supply.

Composition:

Corn starch, wheat gluten, fish meal, whole egg powder, Ca caseinate, wheat flour, fish oil (49% of which are omega fatty acids), spirulina (1.8%), brewer's yeast, wheat germ, herbs, alfalfa, nettle, parsley, gammarus, seaweed, bell pepper, Mannan oligosaccharides (0.4%), spinach, carrots, green-lipped mussel, Haematococcus algae, garlic.

Feeding recommendation:

Feed Sera Guppy Gran in small portions 1-2 times a day. Young animals are fed 3-6 times a day. Only feed as much as the animals can eat in a few minutes. If you can still see food residues after an hour, you should vacuum them up and reduce the amount of feed the next time you feed. Once opened, the food tin should always be tightly closed and used up within a few months to prevent loss of freshness.

Tip:

Regularly put on a fasting day to boost the animals' metabolism and to promote behaviour that is appropriate for the species through active foraging. The main food can be supplemented with other Sera foods to optimally alternate the daily menu of the fish.

Our expert Oliver Knott recommends:

With this food, you feed your guppies and other active fish appropriately - thanks to the slow sinking feature, you can reach your animals directly in their comfort zone!

Types of Fish : Livebearing Ornamental Fish