- Stock: In Stock
- Brand: JBL
- Model: B0DWMZT388
- Weight: 600.00g
- Dimensions: 9.00cm x 9.00cm x 19.80cm
- SKU: B0DWMZT388
- ISBN: B0DWMZT388
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About this item
Ingredients
Wheat flour, wheat germ flour: 15%, corn flour, salmon flour, rice flour, krill flour, wheat glue, fish oil: 4%, yeast products, alfalfa flour, seaweed flour, garlic powder: 2%
Directions
In winter, or depending on the climate zone, the low water temperatures between 5 and 15 °C make it difficult to digest food. As long as the fish rest at the bottom of the pond, they consume very little energy and consume the reserves they hopefully have built up in the fall through proper nutrition. During this rest period, feeding is absolutely not recommended, as the animals may be taken out of their resting phase or the food lies unnoticed at the bottom of the pond and decomposes (thus consuming oxygen and polluting the water). But if the fish are still or again active, they consume energy. So that it is not consumed exclusively by its reserves, a feeding with very easily digestible food is useful.
Product Description
In winter, or depending on the climate zone, the low water temperatures between 5 and 15 °C make it difficult to digest food. As long as the fish rest at the bottom of the pond, they consume very little energy and consume the reserves they hopefully have built up in the fall through proper nutrition. During this rest period, feeding is absolutely not recommended, as the animals may be taken out of their resting phase or the food lies unnoticed at the bottom of the pond and decomposes (thus consuming oxygen and polluting the water). But if the fish are still or again active, they consume energy. So that it is not consumed exclusively by its reserves, a feeding with very easily digestible food is useful.
Indications
Feed once or twice a day as much as is eaten in minutes.
Ingredients
Wheat flour, wheat germ flour: 15%, corn flour, salmon flour, rice flour, krill flour, wheat glue, fish oil: 4%, yeast products, alfalfa flour, seaweed flour, garlic powder: 2%
Directions
In winter, or depending on the climate zone, the low water temperatures between 5 and 15 °C make it difficult to digest food. As long as the fish rest at the bottom of the pond, they consume very little energy and consume the reserves they hopefully have built up in the fall through proper nutrition. During this rest period, feeding is absolutely not recommended, as the animals may be taken out of their resting phase or the food lies unnoticed at the bottom of the pond and decomposes (thus consuming oxygen and polluting the water). But if the fish are still or again active, they consume energy. So that it is not consumed exclusively by its reserves, a feeding with very easily digestible food is useful.
Important information
Indications:
Feed once or twice a day as much as is eaten in minutes.
Ingredients:
Wheat flour, wheat germ flour: 15%, corn flour, salmon flour, rice flour, krill flour, wheat glue, fish oil: 4%, yeast products, alfalfa flour, seaweed flour, garlic powder: 2%
Directions:
In winter, or depending on the climate zone, the low water temperatures between 5 and 15 °C make it difficult to digest food. As long as the fish rest at the bottom of the pond, they consume very little energy and consume the reserves they hopefully have built up in the fall through proper nutrition. During this rest period, feeding is absolutely not recommended, as the animals may be taken out of their resting phase or the food lies unnoticed at the bottom of the pond and decomposes (thus consuming oxygen and polluting the water). But if the fish are still or again active, they consume energy. So that it is not consumed exclusively by its reserves, a feeding with very easily digestible food is useful.
