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Tetra BloodWorms 0.25 Oz, Freeze-Dried Food for Freshwater and Saltwater Fish, Seafood(Pack of 1)
$4.42
In Stock
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Warranty. The Consumer Protection Act does not provide for the return of this product of proper quality.
Description
- AQUARIUM DIET SUPPLEMENT: Freeze-dried bloodworms are a nutritious supplement to boost energy and conditioning in your aquarium fish.
- FOR FRESHWATER & SALTWATER FISH: Perfect for bettas and ideal for small- to medium-sized tropical and marine fish.
- SPECIALLY PROCESSED: Minimizes any undesirable organisms found in live bloodworms.
- CHILD-SAFETY LID: Tetra BloodWorms should be kept out of reach of children.
- USAGE: Feed 2 to 3 times a week in addition to staple diet, only as much as your fish can consume within a few minutes.
Additional information
| Item Weight | 7 Grams |
|---|---|
| Department | Unisex-Adult |
| Manufacturer | Spectrum Brands Pet |
| Country of Origin | Germany |
| Item model number | AQ-78368 |
| Date First Available | August 3, 2020 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 3.31 x 1.71 x 1.61 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5 x 2 x 5 inches |
| Brand Name | Tetra |
| Target Audience Keyword | fish, Fish |
| Directions | See label |
| Warranty Description | Warranty |
| Model Name | Tetra BloodWorms |
| Size | 0.25 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Material | Plastic |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Included Components | See label |
13 reviews for Tetra BloodWorms 0.25 Oz, Freeze-Dried Food for Freshwater and Saltwater Fish, Seafood(Pack of 1)
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Anna H. –
bought these for my Betta fish as been getting cheaper but you can tell the quality straight away these are totally different and a lot better quality and the perfect size and you only need a few so will last ages, my fish love these will continue to buy this brands only now .
Elaine Cross –
Not sure if my fish like the food, my betta seems to like normal fish food lol
francesco moroni –
Buon prodotto il mio betta le mangia con gusto.
Rick E Fox Jr –
I had no idea how tasty these were. Totally got rid of my athlete’s foot and BO and they e made me more regular and virile in the bedroom.
Amazon Customer –
My fish love them, great price, they were delivered fast, I love not having to go to the store.
Math –
Conforme à la description. Mes plantes carnivores en sont très satisfaites, et vu la quantité ça tiendra très longtemps.
Nate Pickard –
I ordered this product for a different use than normal for feeding fish but it’s just as advertised. I purchased these to feed a Cape Sundew predatory plant (relative of the flytrap) when flies or other insects aren’t around to provide some food for the plant. The product itself came with great quality, nearly all the mealworms were whole so there’s no mess, and they look healthy and performed perfectly for its use. Versatile product that has several benefits!
Elle B. –
I thought for sure he would love these, but they sat uneaten at the bottom of the tank. He liked the frozen blood worms, so I’m not sure what’s going on. It was a good buy, but I would not purchase these again.
Malissa Atkins –
I have this product as a subscription. It is fabulous for my tetra fish community. I only feed these to them 3 times a week.
I will admit, frozen bloodworms are better. I add these with my bug bite food and my fish go crazy. I don’t like frozen foods for my larger aquarium because that falls down into the water column and hits the bottom. With these, they float on the top of the water and I can remove them if my fish don’t eat them all. Helps me keep the tank a bit cleaner.
I do want to mention that not all of the bloodworms are consistent in size. This works well for my tank because the bigger fish will eat the larger pieces. The powder and smaller pieces are excellent for my baby fish in the breeder tank. Really nothing goes to waste for me.
I also have a Venus flytrap plant that I feed these to. Overall, I am happy with this product and will continue with my subscription service!
Beth Spirko –
I remember when my community tanks thought this was filet mignon. Unfortunately, my predator tank has already experienced Frozen bloodworms, and now will not touch these.
I must admit, besides being more like fresh, Frozen have yet another advantage: They are significantly less Dusty. The dust is known to trigger allergies.
That said, Frozen bloodworms are also extremely expensive compared to freeze-dried. Therefore, I was really hoping my fish would accept these, because I would like to keep Electric blue acara, & they are expensive fish that require expensive food. Alas.
It appears I will get a school of Colombians instead. I have had an opaline blue gourami, & she tortured my favorite fish: an elderly pacu. He likes to chase tetras, so the Colombians will work well. I have had them in my 75 before.
❤️ –
My beta fish would not eat regular bet, beta fish food when I bought these dried blood worms he was all over them! Hasn’t been happier!
Ainslie –
Awesome
Jakob Green –
It’s a great price, and my fish love it. It seems like big pieces and little powder, which is excellent. Honestly, though, I didn’t know it had a child-proof cap. At first, I thought this was awesome until I overtightened it. The cap is so cheap that I had to pop it off and use tools to free it essentially! This means we now have a rule: “Not overtighten the fish food!”