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Pack of six high quality Pro-Balance feeding blocks for Bettas. Each block feeds between one and three Bettas for up to seven days.
SKU | 986461 |
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Primary Brand | Penn Plax |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | .3 OZ |
Grain Free | No |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Calcium Sulfate, Freeze-Dried Tublifex Worm, Freeze-Dried Bloodworm, Freeze-Dried Daphnia, Freeze-Dried White Shrimp, thiamine Mononitrate (source of Vitamin B1) and Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (source of Vitamin B6)
Crude Protein Min. 1.25%, Crude Fat Min. 0.32%, Crude Fiber Max. 2.80%, Moisture Max. 9.00%, Calcium Min. 26.00%, Calcium Max. 30.00%, Salt Max. 1.60%
Feeding instructions: Simply place the 7-Day Feeding Block in your aquarium or Betta bowl. Within hours it will start to dissolve, releasing nutritious freeze-dried foods, while also neutralizing your aquarium water. One 7-Day Feeding Block will be sufficient for 1-3 fish and will last 7-10 days depending on the PH level and water temperature. A minimum water temperature of 72 Degrees F and PH level of 6.6 to 7.0 will be advantageous for the most efficient release of food particles. Highly alkaline water will slow down their release.
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Peace of mind
Chris3103
13 years ago
I really do not understand the other reviews, I used to have a betta alone in a ...
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works well in a filtered tank
treatthemkindly
12 years ago
I have 3 tanks; A 40 gallon with 1 male and 2 females, a 6 gallon with 1 male an...
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