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Product code: DKIBG50

DKI 1.3 - GLUCAN 50g

Brand: EASY REEFS

18,90 €
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DKI 1,3 β-Glucan – Powerful Natural Immunostimulant for Aquarium Fish

DKI 1,3 β-Glucan is an advanced and natural supplement formulated to actively support the immune system of ornamental and farmed fish. Made with active β-glucans and the microalga Phaeodactylum tricornutum, it is a rich source of bioactive compounds such as omega-3 EPA fatty acids, carotenoids (fucoxanthin), and chrysolaminarin. These compounds provide anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects. Regular use of DKI 1,3 β-Glucan strengthens immune defenses, reduces stress, improves resistance to bacterial and viral infections, and promotes a healthy, balanced gut microbiome.

Main Benefits:

  • Boosts immunoglobulin (IgM) production and enhances adaptive immune response

  • Triggers the release of key cytokines such as IL-1, IL-8, and TNF-α for a rapid anti-inflammatory reaction

  • Improves complement system activation and antimicrobial peptide production

  • Effectively fights pathogens like Vibrio spp.

  • Promotes expression of antiviral response genes (interferons irf3 and irf7)

  • Reduces harmful bacteria and supports gut microbiota balance

  • 100% natural formula, free of chemicals, and safe for aquatic environments

Directions for Use:

Add as directed by the manufacturer based on tank volume and recommended frequency. Ideal for regular use in community tanks, quarantine setups, and intensive breeding systems.

Why Choose DKI 1,3 β-Glucan:

A safe, scientifically backed supplement designed to improve fish health, boost immune defenses, and prevent disease outbreaks. Especially useful during environmental stress, water changes, medication treatments, or when introducing new fish.

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