Staple Food for Shrimp - Sera Shrimp Granules 100 ml (55 g). 

Sinking, water-stable granulated food mixture with natural ingredients such as spirulina and willow bark. Provides optimal nutritional needs, promotes healthy growth and natural color development. Supports safe molting due to a balanced amount of calcium. The small granules retain their shape for a long time and allow shrimp to eat the food slowly. Shrimp Granules is a complete staple food without colorants and preservatives for all freshwater and marine shrimp. The balanced recipe with natural ingredients (spirulina, willow bark) provides everything necessary for healthy growth and safe molting. Enhances fertility, coloration, and immunity. The sinking granules last long, allowing shrimp to gradually consume them without polluting the water. Natural feeding for shrimp and crayfish Most Caridina and Neocaridina shrimp feed in nature on biofilm on leaves, roots, and stones. Sera food gradually softens, allowing animals to feed naturally. Crayfish food is also tailored to their needs. Many crayfish (Astacus, Cherax, Procambarus) and crabs feed on leaves, organic matter, as well as insect larvae and other aquatic organisms. Both foods contain the necessary amount of calcium for safe molting. All sera "Nature" series foods are free from colorants and preservatives. Feeding instructions: Feed once a day in small amounts. Do not remove leftovers too quickly, as shrimp feed slowly. Composition: fish meal, wheat flour, wheat germ, brewer's yeast, spirulina (5%), calcium caseinate, seaweed meal, calcium carbonate, gammare meal, nettle, willow bark, alder cones (1.5%), fish oil, mannan-oligosaccharides (0.4%), alfalfa, parsley, paprika, green snail meal, spinach, carrots, Haematococcus algae, female seeds, fennel seeds, garlic, anise. Analytical constituents: crude protein 39.0%, fat 8.5%, fiber 4.5%, moisture 5.0%, ash 10.5%, calcium 2.5%, phosphorus 1.0%. Additives: vitamins: A – 37,000 IU/kg, D3 – 1,800 IU/kg, E – 120 mg/kg, B1 – 35 mg/kg, B2 – 90 mg/kg, C – 550 mg/kg.