Sera Discus Granules 100ml (42g)
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.
Benefits
- Slow-sinking soft granules for discus
- With high quality proteins and a prebiotic effect, beneficial to health
- Ingredients rich in minerals support healthy development
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Volume | 100ml (42g) |
| Form | Soft sinking granules |
| Ingredients | High quality aquatic protein, minerals, garlic, prebiotic components |
| Free from | Dyes, preservatives |
FAQ
Are the granules suitable for discus fry?
Yes, the granules are formulated for all discus fish including fry.
Do the granules sink slowly and stay intact in water?
Yes, the granules sink slowly and become soft without swelling or losing shape when moist, minimizing water pollution.
What makes this food beneficial for fish health?
The high-quality aquatic protein and prebiotic ingredients support disease resistance, healthy development, and fertility.
Diane Nash –
My discus have been eating these granules for over two months. The fish seem more active and their color has improved. The granules sink well and don’t break apart in the water. No fish have shown signs of illness since switching to this food.
Isaac Cornish –
I used to feed my discus with commercial pellets, but they weren’t digesting well. These granules are softer and easier to consume. The fish are growing steadily and the water remains clean.
Blake Blake –
The granules are easy to mix into the tank water. My fry are thriving and the tank looks cleaner. No floating particles or waste after feeding.