San Francisco Bay Brand Frozen Krill, 16 oz.

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Frozen Krill - Promotes Color - For Fresh & Salt Carnivores - Krill (Euphausia superba) are harvested from Antarctic waters and contain extremely high Omega-3's and astaxanthin (a carotenoid responsible for the vibrant colors of tropical fish). Excellent for your large freshwater and marine tropicals. Krill provide essential nutrients that help maintain high energy levels and vigor in your fish.

- All natural
- Highly nutritious
- Excellent for large carnivores
- Promotes proper growth
- Excellent for freshwater and saltwater fish
- Stimulates growth and supports coloration

Specifications

SKU	796212
Primary Brand	San Francisco Bay Brand
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day
Weight	16 OZ

Additional Features

Grain Free	No
Personalized Item flag	No

Item Dimensions

Height	8.5 IN
Width	12.5 IN

Ingredients

Krill, water, sodium alginate.

Guaranteed Analysis

Protein (min) 8.2%, Fat (min) 2.9%, Fiber (max) 0.2%, Moisture (max) 88.1%, Ash (max) 0.7%, Phosphorous (min) 0.2%

Break or cut small portions and thaw in cup, then pour in aquarium. Feed no more than fish can consume in 3 minutes. Never overfeed. Remove any uneaten food. Keep unused portion in your freezer.

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Delivered late due to the fault of the store picker forgetting to provide DoorDash the item ordered with the fish tank below.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Sally's krill is the best but three years ago was 12 dollars in bulk, and now 30 dollars each. Ugh