Blackworms Antraxin Cubes 1000ml
Australian BlackWorms are produced in spring water and fed on pure raw materials. It ensures a 100% natural feed without additives, heavy metals and pesticide residues.
When Australian Blackworms are pressed into the dice, the advantage is that they can be pressed firmly against the inside of the windscreen in the aquarium and thus placed further down in the water column and several simultaneous places, so that many fish can get to the feed at the same time. Australian Blackworms are also available in "loose weight". The worms are generally larger and absorb additives faster than the pressure in cubes.
Australian Blackworms BIO cubes contain astaxanthin and spirulina. (Read more about Astaxanthin below).
Australian Blackworms have a very high protein content of as much as 66.4% and a fat content of 13.9%! This means that fry and juvenile fish grow rapidly, whereas adult fish must be fed moderately, unless they have lost fullness and weight due to refusal to eat or disease.
Freeze-dried feed types, such as Australian Blackworms, are distinguished by being able to absorb significant amounts of liquid before feeding! Read more below .....
Ingredients: Australian "Blackworms"
Analytical content: Total 66% Protein, Fat 13.9%, Fiber 5%
Analytical content%
Fat Soluble Triglyceride & Vitamin 7.22
Dry matter 5.91
Protein 59.3
Carbohydrates 20.2
Omega -3 EPA 4.53
Omega-3 DHA 1.79
Monounsaturated fatty acid 20.9
Polyunsaturated fatty acid 28
Omega 3 8.13
Omega 6 18.3
Energy 1630Kj / 100gr
Feeding advice specifically: Although the vast majority of omnivorous fish throw themselves over Australian Blackworms, it must never become a main feed and you must remember at the same time to ensure a vitamin supplement of both vitamins C and D. Adult fish should be fed moderately. This means that Australian Blackworms should not make up much more than 25% of your weekly feeding schedule. Products such as ProMore, GarlicGuard, Aqua Kraut and Fulvic Acids can be used with freeze-dried Australian Blackworms and thus become an ultimate superfood for young fish and a strong alternative when adult fish need to strengthen the immune system during or after illness and for soaking veterinarian prescribed antibiotics.
Feeding advice in general:
A single specific feed, regardless of type, must never be the only thing you feed with. Aim for the greatest possible variety in your daily feeding. Feed 2-3 times a day. Fry and juveniles should be fed 4-5 times. Adjust the amount of feed to prevent feed from being eaten. Remove any feed residue.
Storage:
Dry food should always be stored dry, airtight, dark and preferably cool. Always remember to screw the lid on!
Not for human consumption.
Shelf life: See packaging
More about Astaxanthins:
A color-enhancing carotenoid and a powerful antioxidant. Can be extracted naturally from krill, krill shells, shrimp shells and salmon skins. A preferred ingredient when it comes to color enhancement of especially red colors, in many fish.
However, the primary benefit of Astaxanthin is its powerful antioxidant properties. It is called the "king of carotenoids" for this reason. In addition to its health benefits, Astaxanthin can directly help counteract the effects of long-term exposure to nitrates.
Astaxanthin has a powerful anti-inflammatory ability. Studies show that exposure to excessive nitrates results in higher blood counts of monocytes, neutrophils, TLC and creatine, while antibody production affects all indications of an inflammatory-type infection affecting muscle tissue and internal organs. The powerful anti-inflammatory properties of astaxanthin can help solve these problems. Astaxanthin is a carotenoid that is related to beta-carotene, lutein and canthaxanthin, but it has a unique structure and works in some very unique ways. For example, most other antioxidants are depleted after transferring their free electron. But Astaxanthin has a massive surplus, allowing it to remain "active" for much longer - at least twice as much as most other antioxidants. It donates electrons to neutralize free radicals and then rejects the excess energy primarily as heat. But Astaxanthin remains intact - there are no chemical reactions to break it down, which is what occurs in most other antioxidants. Astaxanthin also acts on at least five different inflammatory pathways and maintains balance in the digestive system.
Astaxanthin fights fatigue. It is believed that Astaxanthin provides the energy and stamina that salmon require to swim upstream. Nitrate has the opposite effect and increases stiffness and fatigue.
Astaxanthin increases metabolism, which increases the feeling of hunger, while inhibiting unwanted fat accumulation in the body. Nitrate has the opposite effect.
Astaxanthin improves immune response, inhibits cancer cell growth, reduces bacterial load and gastric inflammation. Studies have shown that astaxanthin supplements increase the activity of natural "killer cells" without increasing the population of these cells (which will result in them attacking the body in a way that they
