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Fauna Marin Ultra Marine Based Food image reference:

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For my reference:


CONTAINS:
proteins 57%, oils 17%, fibre 1,0%, ash 9%, Vitamin A 130.000 I.E., Vitamin D3 600 I.E., Vitamin E 320 mg (Alphatocopherolacetat), B1 12 mg, B2 30 mg, B6 12 mg, B12 60 mcg, K3 24 mg, C protected 300 mg, Folsäure 2,4 mg, CA - D Pantothenat 60 mg, Nicotinsäure 180 mg, Biotin 30 mcg, Cholinchlorid 300 mg, Ethoxyquin, Propylgallat
 
Fauna Marin Ultra Marine Soft Spirulina

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For reference (via BRS site descr.):
Medium-size pellet
Soft granular food for ornamental marine fish
Like natural plankton food
Contains 10% Aloe Vera and Spirulina
 
Sustainable Aquatics

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Reference (via BRS WEBSITE):

INGREDIENTS

Krill Meal
Fish Meal
Squid Meal
Wheat Gluten
Potato Starch
Fish Oil
Spirulina
Astaxanthin
Garlic Oil

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

Crude Protein: 52% Min
Crude Fat: 16% Min
Crude Fiber: 2% Max
Ash: 13% Max
Moisture: 6% Max
 

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