Sera Shrimps Granules 100ml[Volume - 100ml]

fish meal, wheat flour, wheat germ, brewers yeast, spirulina (5%), Ca-caseinate, sea algae meal, calcium carbonate, gammarus meal, stinging nettle, willow bark, alder cones (1.5%), fish oil, mannan oligosaccharides (0.4%), alfalfa, parsley, paprika, green-lipped mussel meat meal, spinach, carrots, Haematococcus algae, fenugreek seeds, fennel seeds, garlic, anise seeds.

Vitamins and provitamins: 3a672a/Vit. A 37,000 IU/kg, 3a671/Vit. D3 1,800 IU/kg, 3a700/Vit. E 120 mg/kg, 3a820/Vit. B1 35 mg/kg, 3a825i/Vit. B2 90 mg/kg, 3a312/stab. Vit. C 550 mg/kg.

Crude Protein 39.0%, Crude Fat 8.5%, Crude Fiber 4.5%, Moisture 5.0%, Crude Ash 10.5%, Ca 2.5%, P 1.0%.

Appropriate diet for shrimps and crabs

In nature, most shrimps of the genera Caridina and Neocaridina feed on periphyton growing on leaves, roots and stones. The sera shrimp food softens over hours so that the shrimps can graze it slowly and therefore it matches the natural feeding habits of the animals.

The sera crab food has also been especially developed to meet the requirements of these animals. In nature, most crayfish species (e.g. Astacus, Cherax, Procambarus), but also many crabs (e.g. mangrove crabs) feed mainly on fallen leaves and other organic material, such as carrion. However, aquatic animals such as insect larvae, gammarus and aquatic snails are also regularly part of their diet. The staple food for crabs therefore contains high quality ingredients of both plant and animal origin.

Both types of food contain an appropriate amount of calcium to support a safe molting process of the animals.

All sera aquarium foods belong to the “Nature” range and do not require any dyes or preservatives.

Feed sparingly once daily. Advice: Do not remove remainders of the granules, which keep their shape for a long time, too quickly since shrimps graze off their food slowly.