Katrinex DAPHNIA SUSZONA 500 ml — dried daphnia fish food for aquarium and pond fish

Katrinex DAPHNIA SUSZONA 500 ml is dried daphnia packaged in a 500 ml container for feeding aquarium and pond fish. This product offers naturally sourced small crustaceans that serve as a protein-rich feed suitable for many tropical and cold-water species, as well as for fry and juveniles. The dried form provides ease of storage and measured feeding without the need for live cultures, while maintaining nutrients that support fish growth and activity.

Advantages

Dried daphnia is high in easily digestible protein and contains natural micronutrients that contribute to healthy development and vibrant coloration. The 500 ml pack size is practical for hobbyists and small-scale pond keepers, allowing repeated dosing and consistent portion control. As a natural whole-food option, it can be used alone or combined with other prepared feeds to create a balanced diet tailored to the species’ needs.

Suitable for

• Tropical aquarium species that accept small crustaceans
• Cold-water fish in garden ponds
• Fry and juvenile fish requiring high-protein food
• Occasional supplementary feeding to enhance color and activity

Key specifications

• Form: dried whole daphnia
• Net volume: 500 ml container
• Primary nutrient focus: protein-rich natural feed
• Intended use: aquarium and pond feeding for various species and life stages
• Storage: dry, cool place recommended to preserve quality

How to use

Offer small portions of Katrinex DAPHNIA SUSZONA 500 ml once or twice daily depending on fish species, size and appetite. For adult fish, provide an amount they can consume within a few minutes. For fry and juveniles, use smaller, more frequent feedings to ensure adequate intake. If using as a supplement to flakes or pellets, reduce the prepared feed proportionally to avoid overfeeding. Close the container tightly after use and store in a dry, cool place to maintain product quality.

Usage recommendations

Introduce dried daphnia gradually when changing diets to monitor acceptance and digestive response; adjust feeding frequency and portion sizes according to species-specific needs and seasonal changes in pond or aquarium temperature.