Dry pond fish food sera Goldy Color granules, spirulina 10%, fish meal, 3.8 kg (10 L)

sera Goldy Color granules are a dry pond fish food formulated for larger goldfish, fancy variety breeds and other coldwater ornamental fish. The recipe contains spirulina (10%), fish meal and fish oil together with wheat germ and brewers yeast to provide a balanced, easily digestible diet. Floating granules keep their shape, do not dissolve quickly and thus reduce water pollution while supporting natural color development and overall nutrition. Guaranteed analytical values include low moisture and moderate crude fiber to suit regular feeding.

Advantages

The formulation uses gently manufactured granules without dyes and preservatives and includes natural color-enhancing ingredients such as spirulina. High-quality protein sources and added vitamins support healthy growth and disease resistance. Floating, water-stable granules retain their form at the surface, allowing fish to feed naturally while minimising disintegration and water clouding.

Suitable for

• Larger goldfish and common pond varieties
• Fancy goldfish and other fastidious coldwater ornamental breeds
• Daily feeding in garden ponds and outdoor tanks
• Owners aiming to enhance natural coloration without artificial dyes

Key specifications

• Form: floating, water-stable granules
• Spirulina content: 10%
• Protein (crude): 39.5%
• Fat (crude): 9.0%
• Fiber (crude): 2.5%
• Moisture (max): 5.0%
• Ash (crude): 8.0%
• Includes wheat germ, brewers yeast and a blend of marine meals and vegetable ingredients
• Enriched with vitamins A, D3, E, B1, B2 and stabilized vitamin C

How to use

Feed once or twice daily throughout the year. Offer only as much food as the fish will consume within a short time to avoid overfeeding and water contamination. The floating granules make surface feeding visible so you can judge portion size; adjust amounts seasonally according to water temperature and fish activity. Store the product dry and protected from direct sunlight to maintain freshness.

Usage recommendations

For best results, observe fish behaviour during feeding and reduce quantity in cooler water when metabolism slows. Combine with a varied feeding routine if needed to meet specific nutritional needs of different species. Regular pond maintenance and partial water exchanges complement the use of floating granules to keep water quality high.