DISCUS FOOD Grand Champion Granulate 230g

Discusfood Grand Champion 230g is a premium complete granulate food specially made for discus fish and other ornamental fish. It is designed as a balanced main feed to support daily nutrition, strong growth, good health, and attractive colour development.

This granulate formula uses a targeted combination of vitamins, trace elements, and important energy sources from animal and vegetable origin. It contains fish meal, wheat gluten, krill meal, wheat, and fish oil to provide discus fish with a nutrient-rich daily diet.

The Discusfood Grand Champion 230g formula contains 59% crude protein, 14.5% crude fat, and added vitamins and trace elements. Feed 2–3 times daily, only as much as the fish can eat within 2–5 minutes, and avoid overfeeding to maintain better aquarium water quality.

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Complete Granulate Fish Food
• Brand: Discusfood
• Product Name: Discusfood Grand Champion 230g
• Official Name: Grand Champion Granulate
• Food Type: Granulate
• Pack Size: 230g
• Product Number: 20055
• Main Fish Type: Discus fish
• Suitable For: Ornamental fish
• Feed Type: Balanced main feed / complete food
• Composition: Fish meal, wheat gluten, krill meal, wheat, fish oil
• Crude Protein: 59%
• Crude Fat: 14.5%
• Crude Ash: 12.4%
• Crude Fibre: 0.7%
• Vitamins: Vitamin A, Vitamin D3
• Trace Elements: Manganese and zinc
• Feeding Recommendation: Feed 2–3 times daily, only what fish eat within 2–5 minutes
• Storage: Store in a cool and dry place
• Use Category: Ornamental fish food only

FAQ

1. What is Discusfood Grand Champion 230g used for?
It is used as a complete granulate food for discus fish and ornamental fish.

2. Is this a main food or supplementary food?
It is a balanced main feed and complete food for ornamental fish.

3. What is the protein level?
It contains 59% crude protein.

4. What are the main ingredients?
The main ingredients are fish meal, wheat gluten, krill meal, wheat, and fish oil.

5. How often should I feed it?
Feed 2–3 times daily, only as much as the fish can eat within 2–5 minutes.