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Tropical Marine Centre Gamma Frozen Food Whole Mussel 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 | 3901461 |
|---|---|
| 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
Mytilus edulis.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude protein (min.) 6.6%, crude fat (min.) 0.8%, crude fiber (max.) 0.2%, moisture (max.) 93%.
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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