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San Francisco Bay Brand Frozen Gumdrops Floating Fish Food Bloodworms, 3 oz., Count of 40
Description
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Frozen Bloodworms - A Favorite For Freshwater Fish - For All Freshwater Fish - Your discus, eels, bettas, loaches and other community freshwater fish will thrive on this primary food choice. Our bloodworms are collected and packaged daily, so they retain their natural food value. Bloodworms provide essential nutrients that help maintain high energy levels and vigor in your fish.
- - All Natural
- - Frozen Fresh
- - Excellent for finicky feeders
- - Promotes proper growth and supports color
- - Sleeved Cube Pack
- - Mini Styrofoam box
Specifications
| SKU | 555401 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Flavor | Seafood |
| Primary Brand | San Francisco Bay Brand |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 3 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | Yes |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Primary Flavor | Seafood |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 5.125 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 2.375 IN |
| Width | 4.75 IN |
Ingredients
Bloodworms, water, guar gum.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (Min) 3.5%, Crude Fat (Min) 0.3%, Crude Fiber (Max) 0.7%, Moisture (Max) 93.5%, Ash (Max) 0.8%, Phosphorus (Min) 0.1%.
Feed often, but only what can be consumed in three minutes. Remove any uneaten food. Never overfeed. No thawing or rinsing required. Keep frozen. Important Microwaving or thawing in hot water is not recommended, as this breaks down the nutrients contained in frozen fish food.
Not for human consumption Bloodworms are a natural product that may cause allergic reaction in some people.
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Fish love them
Rapgod621
Yes, I recommend this product.
scooby0327
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great prices
Ron958
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great pro
Yes, I recommend this product.
Bloodworms
Yes, I recommend this product.
Much better than freeze-dried worms!
prdav130
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great quality product every time
DreadLord
Yes, I recommend this product.
best food
Gronnie
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
will betta fish eat this or not
- Any fish would it it. In nature they eat anything that floats and small enough to eat.
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How many ounces of bloodworms are in this package?
- 3 ounces
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I have recently found out that bloodworms are a good treat for my aquatic animals even for one that I got today I tried feeding bloodworms and it didn’t seem interested I gave some to my current fish and they weren’t interested either these bloodworms came out of a bottle that you would typically put any fish food in. Am I suppose to prepare them somehow or are they just not interested
My Betta fish keeps spitting out its food. I feed it "XL color granules" mixed with "color flakes" its tank mate is a molly. I heard you can get bloodworms and soak them in garlic guard and they will eat it. Is this true? Thank you. -Cristina
Best foods for 29gallon tank with 4Rosaline Sharks, 4Congo Tetras, 1large bushy nosed plecostamus. Vitamins?
Can I feed a Betta Fish bloodworms every day?
So I was thinking of something other than crickets, worms, etc for my Pacman frog. Last question I sent was about the fish to give her. I bought live comet goldfish and put it in her water dish (changed the water after she ate), and she ate all 5 that I put in there. I did ask the young lady at PetSmart if these particular goldfish were considered "feeders," in which she told me yes. Are gold fish okay to give to a pacman frog? Attached a picture, but may not be very clear.
Can my red eared slider have brine shrimp it has brine shrimp, water, and guar gum
I don't know what to feed my glass catfish we've tried shrimp pellets algae tablets in the flakes nothing seems to catch his attention so we are getting alive food next if live food doesn't work we will return him to the pet store
My fish has bulges on both sides. They have been there for months. The fish spent months fighting the other glofish in the aquarium. The water is tested, changed about every 3-4 weeks. Water change is 50%. I also change the filter 3-4 weeks. I feed flakes, dried blood worms, and frozen assortment of food.
Healthy fish now ls floating or on its side has difficulty in swimming. Will eat if food is within sight this started three days ago. Please help if you can Thank you Cea197 comcast.net
I need help my kid just fed his beta fish pop rocks, will he be ok, he fed him 15-20
I noticed my two fancy goldfish are lethargic, one is small ryukin, and other is oranda. They stay at the bottom of the tank. furthermore, their bellies are swollen, and their tails are droopy; the two fish are not active like other six fish in a 50 gallon tank. I did overfeed them, but now I cut back feeding. I thank you for your advice and assistance.
Trying to treat betta for Popeye otherwise healthy happy and active. Moved from five to three gallon filtered heated tanks. Feed freeze dried blood worms, daphnia and bug bites by fluval. Also am changing some if not all water every few days. Treated with kanaplex several doses no real improvement. Switzed to metroplex in water treatment as I don't know how food treatment works or how to dose started four doses two days apart and there is some improvement to the eyes. Med is miconidazole.