GreenWaterFarm Fairy Shrimp Sirindhornae Eggs Live Fish Food for Hatching and Culture Suitable for Feed Betta Fish

Name: GreenWaterFarm Fairy Shrimp Sirindhornae Eggs Live Fish Food for Hatching and Culture Suitable for Feed Betta Fish
Brand: GREEN WATER FARM
SKU: CA-PT-AMC-B08X6V8C8D
Price: 34.99 USD
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GreenWaterFarm Fairy Shrimp Sirindhornae Eggs Live Fish Food for Hatching and Culture Suitable for Feed Betta Fish

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Supplier: GREEN WATER FARM

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Suit for any Aquatic Pets - Not only fishes, but other amphibians and aquatic animals like shellfish, shrimp, crab, and salamander can also be fed by living crustacean. One Feeding Can Last for Days - No worry about being away, since you can overfeed your fish with living food in advance and leave them for about a week. Living crustacean can survive 3-10 days without food, and don’t even spoil the water like pellet food does. Increase Fish Survival Rate - Living crustacean, as fish food, is additive-free, chemical-free, and rich in nutrients, which is similar to natural food. You can feed it to newborn fish to gain a higher survival rate. Alternative for Pellet Food - In case your fish don’t eat pellet fish food, the living food is a good choice that can provide them a comparably sufficient level of nutrition. Help Fish Exercise - If your fish are slow or rarely swim, this living food will help them get exercise by swimming for food, thus, giving more motility and better health for the fish.