Dry pond fish food sera Pond Granulat 3.8 L — pellet, 32.1% protein, 5% fat, 5.2% ash, bucket 3.8 L

sera Pond Granulat is a dry pellet food formulated for larger pond fish such as Koi and large goldfish, supplied in a 3.8 L plastic bucket (net weight 550 g). The granules provide a balanced daily feed with a minimum of 32.1% crude protein, minimum 5% crude fat and 5.2% crude ash. The recipe includes vitamins and minerals to support growth, vitality and general condition while being suitable for regular feeding throughout the year. Floating pellets retain their shape for an extended time and are designed to limit water pollution.

Advantages

The pellets are easily digestible, which supports healthy development and contributes to stronger disease resistance. The nutrient composition offers a balanced carbohydrate-to-protein ratio appropriate for larger pond fish. Floating granules preserve their form on the water surface, enabling controlled feeding and reducing feed-related turbidity. Supplied in a resealable 3.8 L bucket for convenient storage and repeated use.

Suitable for

• Feeding larger pond fish such as Koi and big goldfish
• Daily maintenance feeding to support growth and vitality
• Seasonal year-round feeding in temperate pond conditions
• Pond owners seeking a floating, non-polluting pellet option

Key specifications

• Form: floating granules/pellets
• Net weight: 550 g (packaged in a 3.8 L bucket)
• Minimum crude protein: 32.1%
• Minimum crude fat: 5%
• Crude ash: 5.2%
• Intended for: larger ornamental and pond fish
• Preserves pellet shape to minimise water pollution

How to use

Offer the pellets on the water surface in quantities that the fish consume within a few minutes to avoid overfeeding. Adjust feeding frequency and portion size according to water temperature, fish size and activity level. During colder periods reduce feeding as fish metabolism slows; in warmer months provide regular feedings to support growth. Store the bucket closed, in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain pellet quality.

Usage recommendations

Feed small amounts several times a day rather than one large portion. Observe fish behaviour and remove uneaten pellets after feeding sessions when necessary to help keep water quality stable.