Prodac Pondmix - complete food for goldfish and ornamental fish 160 g

Product Description

Complete food in flakes and sticks for small and medium-sized fish, useful for supporting their nutrition in ornamental ponds.

Features

Pondmix Prodac 1200ml is a complete food in flakes and sticks for small and medium-sized fish living in ornamental ponds.

Vitamins in the diet of aquarium fish

• Vitamin A. Also called Retinol, it is a fat-soluble vitamin, meaning it can be absorbed directly into the bloodstream. It can be stored in the fatty tissues and liver of animals and released into the body when needed.

  Vitamin A in fish promotes the proper renewal of epithelial tissues and the proper functioning of visual processes, as well as regulating body development and performing antioxidant activities. Signs of deficiency include exophthalmia (swollen and protruding eyes), depigmentation, corneal opacity, anorexia and edema, and reduced growth.

• Vitamin C. L-Ascorbic Acid is a vitamin that is essential for the proper functioning of the body. Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin that is essential for fish (it cannot be synthesized in the body) and is not stored in body tissues. Fish therefore require a constant supply of Vitamin C using Prodac feed. It is one of the most important vitamins: in fish, it has an antioxidant and immunostimulant function, but also promotes proper muscle development, wound healing, and bone growth.

  It also facilitates the absorption of certain minerals in the intestine (e.g., iron) and the synthesis of important hormones. Vitamin C deficiency causes rickets, bone deformations, fin corrosion, and dullness. Eye inflammation, skin hemorrhages, and decreased body mass.

• Vitamin E. Alpha-tocopherol is an essential fat-soluble vitamin that is accumulated by fish, especially in the liver, and is obtained exclusively through diet. It is one of the most powerful antioxidants that also regulates the function and stability of cell membranes and the production of sex hormones responsible for reproduction in fish. It is also involved in the immune response as a very important regulator. Vitamin E and Vitamin A are particularly related, as the former prevents the oxidation of the latter. Signs of vitamin E deficiency include anemia, liver degeneration, ascites, damage to the heart muscle and red blood cells, slowed growth, and reduced reproductive function.

Size

160 g