Description

Soft Line Africa Carnivore M in the form of sinking chips is dedicated to carnivorous and omnivorous African fish. Interesting carnivorous and omnivorous species abound, especially in the waters of Lake Tanganyika. There are shellfish that use snail shells as a shelter and spawning place, crevice fish, including rockfish, that live and breed among the rocks, sand cichlids belonging to the genus Xenotilapia , inhabiting the bottom zone, and open water cichlids, living in schools, with a characteristic elongated, slender body shape, from the genera Cyprichromis and Paracyprichromis . In Lake Malawi, this group includes large cichlids called utaka, and in Lake Victoria they are extremely colorful fish of the Haplochromis genus . Apart from the lakes, interesting fish species can be found in the rivers and streams of the Congo Basin. Among others, the helmeted tanager ( Steatocranus casuarius ) lives here. In streams and small overgrown reservoirs we can meet extremely colorful redfish. Innovative granulated foods for aquarium fish from the Soft Line are eagerly eaten and easily absorbed by fish. The high hydrostability of these foods means that they retain their shape in water and their swelling is limited to a minimum. The high hydrostability of the food limits the release of nutrients into the aquarium water and does not cause it to become cloudy. The granules include herring, whose protein has an excellent amino acid profile, crustaceans rich in unsaturated fatty acids and chitin, several species of algae and Hermetia illucens insect larvae , which provide a large dose of energy. In addition, Soft Line soft granules increase the fish’s immunity thanks to ingredients such as a natural immunostimulator – beta-glucan, garlic, prebiotics from algae and vitamin C. Soft Line foods also include the interesting planktonic crustacean calanus ( Calanus finmarchicus ). It is a source of astaxanthin, a protein rich in exogenous amino acids and unsaturated fatty acids, includ