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Tropical Marine Centre Gamma Frozen Food Bloodworms Slice Pack Fish Food, 750 Grams, Pack of 3
Description
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750 grams, Good for Marine, Tropical & Cichlid. High quality frozen food for aquarium fish. 100% natural products that your fish will recognize & enjoy. Highest quality ingredients, rapidly packed, sealed & frozen. This food is Gamma irradiated, which means it completely eliminates any risk of introducing harmful parasites or bacteria into your aquarium, and also means that the food is completely safe to store in your freezer. The slices are a 250 gram bulk pack and are perfect for those larger aquariums that are well stocked with animals. A quick and convenient way of feeding fish. Color-coded feeding suitability guide makes it easy to find the right food for your fish!
- - 100% natural products that your fish will recognize and enjoy
- - Gamma ray irradiated - pathogen free
- - 100% safe to store in your freezer
- - Rapidly packed, sealed & frozen
Specifications
| SKU | 3901525 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Tropical Marine Centre |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 750 G |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Ingredients
Chironomidae.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude protein (min.) 5%, crude fat (min.) 1%, crude fiber (max.) 0.9%, moisture (max.) 92%.
Feed up to 4 times daily with a variety of Gamma frozen foods to suit the feeding requirements of all your tank's inhabitants both small and large, carnivore and herbivore, etc. Only remove from the freezer the amount of food that will be fed immediately. Feed only as much as your fish will consume in a few minutes and never overfeed. To ensure water quality is not adversely affected, any food which remains uneaten after 10 minutes should be removed from the tank, and reduce subsequent feeding quantities if necessary. Do not re-freeze unused food once it has thawed.
Not for human consumption.
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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
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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
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.
Hello. Can I feed a figure 8 pufferfish live or dead meal worms? Or frozen thawed tilapia? Live feeder fish? Ghost shrimp? Thanks!
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.
I got my baby male Betta fish yesterday, I got a few others as well, they are all in the containers they came in seeing as the counter worker told me they could be untill they got bigger, My Male isnt eating the bloodworms in his tank. Im worried, I fed him three times, when I got home from the store, this morning and tonight, there are still pellets in there! Is it caused by stress? How can I save my little Dustin!
I have a better for about 1 month now. I started giving him his food which is the bloodworms. Now he doesn't really eat and leaves the bloodworms sink to the bottom tank. I don't know what to do or what to think?
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