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Tropical 3 Algae Granules 110g
SKU: 5900469605240
Pickup available at Unit 3, Shandon
Usually ready in 4 hours
Tropical 3 Algae Granules 110g
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Unit 3, Shandon
Pickup availableUsually ready in 4 hours
Unit 3, Shandon
Dungarvan
WD
X35 HR74
Ireland
Tropical 3 Algae Granules 110g - 3-Algae is a granulated food rich in algae.
The Premium line includes ready-made foods with many attractive additives that provide fish with excellent condition, beautiful colors, and greater disease resistance, among other benefits. The Premium line includes both universal and specialized products designed for fish with specific nutritional requirements.
Designed for daily feeding of freshwater and marine herbivorous fish, for which algae are an essential component of their diet, and for omnivorous fish as a supplementary food. 3-Algae Granulat contains three algae: chlorella ( Chlorella vulgaris ), Ascophyllum nodosum , and Laminaria digitata , also known as kelp algae.
Chlorella's unsaturated fatty acids, protein (rich in essential amino acids), and vitamins, along with trace and macronutrients from kelp algae (including iodine, chromium, selenium, and iron), ensure excellent condition, rapid growth, and vitality in fish. Fish regularly fed 3-Algae receive a high dose of chlorophyll—a green pigment concentrated in chlorella. Chlorophyll limits the growth of undesirable bacteria in the digestive tract, preventing inflammation, and, together with zeolite, aids in the excretion of toxins from fish. Aloe extract supports the fish's immune system and promotes the development of healthy bacterial flora in the digestive tract.
Due to its strengthening properties, this food is recommended for fish during quarantine, acclimatization, and convalescence.
- ideal as food for freshwater and marine herbivorous fish
- three different species of algae
- supports the immune system
- recommended during quarantine, acclimatization and convalescence