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GloFish Daphnia Treat Whole and Source of Protein for Fish, 0.5 oz.
Description
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GloFish Daphnia Treat is great for GloFish fluorescent fish. A good source of protein, this treat contains sun-dried daphnia and supports healthy digestion. Feed up to four days a week as a treat. Only feed as much as your pet fish can consume within three minutes. GloFish fluorescent fish are born brilliant! They get their natural, vibrant color from their parents and are not injected, painted or dyed. Enhanced by a full range of aquarium kits, lighting, decor and accessories, GloFish products create a complete underwater fluorescent experience that appeals to all ages and levels of expertise.
- - DAPHNIA TREAT: Great for all GloFish fluorescent fish
- - WHOLE TREAT: This nutritious treat helps support digestion
- - GOOD SOURCE OF PROTEIN: Contains sun-dried daphnia
- - FEEDING: Feed up to four days a week as a treat; only feed as much as your fish can consume within three minutes
- - BRINGING COLOR TO LIFE: GloFish daphnia treats are great for GloFish fluorescent fish
Specifications
| SKU | 3857018 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | GloFish |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | .5 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Ingredients
Sun-dried Daphnia.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (Min) 32%, Crude Fat (Min) 3%, Crude Fiber (Max) 7%, Moisture (Max) 12%, Phosphorus (Min) 1%.
Feed up to 4 days a week as a treat. Only feed as much as your fish can consume within 3 minutes.
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