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🐠 Dive into the Future of Fish Feeding!
Our Decapsulated Brine Shrimp Eggs are a high-protein, natural food source designed for tropical fish, fry, and corals. Weighing 2.82 ounces, these shell-free eggs require no hatching, making them a convenient and energy-rich option for aquarists seeking to enhance their aquatic pets' diets.
Item Weight | 3.8 Ounces |
Number of Items | 1 |
Unit Count | 2.82 Ounce |
S**S
Great for a every couple of days treat! Baby Endlers and Guppies can swallow as well
My fish LOVE this as a treat, I just take a tiny bit out with a spoon and dust the surface and they go nuts for it
S**S
Great food for fry!
Great Product! Will be ordering more.
A**R
Fish food
Tiny little eggs my fish like .. very satisfied with the buy
K**H
Good for fry
My baby fish love these, and so do the adults...lol
V**Y
The picture is deceiving
This scan is literally about 3 inches tall. It is the smallest product not worth the money.
J**O
A Nutrient-Rich Treat for Aquatic Life
These decapsulated brine shrimp eggs are a fantastic way to boost the nutrition of my fish, fry, and corals. They're packed with protein and other essential nutrients, making them a healthy and delicious treat. The easy-to-use format makes it simple to incorporate them into my feeding routine, and I've noticed a significant improvement in the health and vitality of my aquatic pets.
C**H
pick up a tiny spoon
I got these to use in my nano tank and feed Chili Rasporas and clown killifish.This comes with a tube feeder which didn't work for me. The water fills the feeder, then the eggs float and don't want to come down. Perhaps it's user error, but I couldn't figure it out.The eggs are TINY and stick to my fingers. So need a tiny spoon. Wish that had been included.The fish were hesitant, but did end up liking these when sprinkled around. They float on the surface a good amount of time before it sinks.
A**A
Yummy
...at least that's what my fish think. Have been feeding these to my fish and they do go nuts over it. Snails love it too. Does float on the surface a bit, better to disturb the surface so they fall down. Nice and small, especially small-mouthed and young fish (pencil fish, fry) benefit from it, but so far all my fish have been all over this.They love it!
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