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Dennerle Betta Booster 30 ml

Dennerle Betta Booster 30 ml

R185.00

This is basic food for gourami, fighting fish and betta, which consume more animal than plant-based substances in their natural environments.

Of the more than 30 ingredients, almost 70% are animal-based, such as insect larvae, freshwater shrimp and mussels, and 30% are plant-based.

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Brand: Dennerle

This is basic food for gourami, fighting fish and betta, which consume more animal than plant-based substances in their natural environments.

Of the more than 30 ingredients, almost 70% are animal-based, such as insect larvae, freshwater shrimp and mussels, and 30% are plant-based.


Art.-no.	Content
7410	12 g (30 ml)

FEEDING RECOMMENDATION

As much as the fish eat within ½ minute, once or twice a day

DECLARATION

Complete food for ornamental fish

Composition: Insect protein from Hermetia illucens (27%), vegetable glycerine, wheat flour, wheat protein, krill (6.5%), cuttlefish powder, spinach, maize, brewer’s yeast, potato flakes, salmon oil, water fleas (1%), garlic, Moringa oleifera, freshwater shrimp (1%), chicory inulin, calcium carbonate, stinging nettles, spirulina, melissa, fennel, chlorella, aniseed, grape seed flour, artemia, green-lipped mussel, mannan-oligosaccharides, ß-glucans, rosemary extract

Additives per kg: Nutritional additives: Vitamins, provitamins and chemically defined substances with similar effects: 780 IU E 671 Vitamin D₃

Colourings: 100 mg 2a161j astaxanthin

Zootechnical additives: Gut flora stabiliser: 1×10⁹ CFU 4d1712 Pediococcus acidilactici CNCM MA 18/5M

Analytical constituents: crude protein 39.2%, crude fat 7.3%, crude fibre 3.7%, crude ash 6.6%, moisture 8.7%

Acclimation of your shrimp:

We use the rule of three (3)

One part is their water that we send them in and 2 parts is your tank water.

Drip Acclimation Tools:

Small tupperware bowl or something similar
Plastic cup or aquarium airline hose
Scissors
Shrimp or fish net
Airline tubing

Removing Shrimp from the Bag:

If you received your shrimp in a breather bag you’ll want to place the bag directly inside the tupperware. Make sure to not pour the shrimp out because they may get stuck inside the bag.

With your scissors, cut the side of the bag, starting from the top. This will let the water pour out the bag and the bag will remain inside the bowl with the shrimp.
Carefully remove the shrimp that remained behind in the bag. You can also dip the bag in the water to achieve this.
Your shrimp should now be inside the tupperware.

Using airline tubing to acclimate:

Allow water to drip into the tupperware with shrimp at 2 – 3 drops per second. Apply the rule of 3 here, One part existing water from shrimp bag and 2 parts your existing tank water. Dripping should take 1 hour to complete. We believe that dripping shrimp for hours on end creates more stress and can harm your newly purchased critters.
Once the water in the tupperware is mainly tank water you can safely introduce your shrimp to your tank.
We have had a 100% success rate with the above method.

We ship directly to your door via The Courier Guy*
Livestock will only be shipped Monday – Wednesday.
- All livestock are shipped overnight
We cover DOA (Death on Arrival) for all livestock with an appropriate reason and evidence
- For more information, please contact us at sales@saturnshrimp.co.za for more information.
The Courier Guy have been instructed to not to leave any parcels at your gate or in front of your house, if they do, please report this immediately.
Courier costs are approximate until finalized with the courier.