Omega One Freeze-Dried Blood Worms Freshwater & Marine Fish Treat
Omega One Freeze-dried Blood Worms Freshwater & Marine Fish Treat contains genuine bloodworms, not mosquito larvae, which means its color enhancing ability is superb. Their high protein content makes them particularly effective as a conditioning food for breeding fish. These premium, bacteria-free bloodworms are excellent for Discus and all other freshwater fish.
Key Benefits- Bloodworms are freeze-dried to lock in taste and nutrition and are as nutritious as live food without the risk of bacteria or parasites
- High protein content makes this food particularly effective as a conditioning food for breeding fish
- Low ash and higher quality proteins mean less pollution in the tank
- Fresh natural fats for incredible appetite stimulation and energy
- Perfect to be fed as a treat or a snack
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Item Number97863
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Fish Type
Cichlid, Betta, Tropical Freshwater, Marine Fish
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Food Form
Treats, Freeze-Dried, Bloodworms
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Special Diet
High-Protein
Blood Worms, Vitamin E Supplement.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 55.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 3.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 5.0% max |
| Moisture | 5.0% max |
Feed as a part of a varied diet, which should include at least 1 Omega One® staple food. Feed daily, using only as much food as fish can consume in 2 minutes.
90% Recommend
90% of reviewersrecommend this product
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48 Reviews
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By Cal42015 on Jan 1, 2019
My beta reacted to the dry worm as a fierce predator. He tore and swallowed the entire worm in one gulp. This was the first time I saw him act out with such drive to any beta food. He is just crazy about it. I feed him pellets 3 times daily and now the dry worms.He welcomes me dancing around with his spectacular "dumbo ears" and half moon fins. The dried worms are a keeper in his diet. It is so much fun to see him enjoying them.
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By selene1984 on Nov 16, 2018
I was looking fornsomething to give my giant gourami david with his food as he eats alot. The flakes by itself didnt seem to fill him up. I bought this from chewy and now hes happier healthier and fuller after his meals
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By Grreeno on Dec 31, 2018
My daughters beta loved these. They’re so tiny too so their easy for them to eat. Container is bigger than expected too yay
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By Chelsea on Sep 20, 2018
My betta loves these - I give him 1 or 2 pieces soaked in a few water droplets every few days and he's always begging for more (even after he's eaten his brine shrimp treats, which are his favorite). Definitely worth it.
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By MattL on Nov 29, 2018
I have cichlids and clown loaches. They both love the bloodworms.
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By Lara on Jun 26, 2018
I have 10 aquariums. I bought this to feed my betta - drop 4-5 pieces in. He'll go for it, eat 1-2 enthusiastically, and then loses interest after he remembers that it's not really his favorite. Could be he's spoiled by my feeding him live bloodworms that are raised on quality food. Betta is more excited for the Betta Flake Medley from Tetra than this. But I'll keep feeding it to him for variety. In any case, the oranda goldfish will gobble this up but you know how goldfish are - they eat EVERYTHING. I have live bloodworms at hand, which is not as convenient to pick from as this freeze-dried. It's decent for freeze-dried so I'd recommend it.
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By Aurorasmom on Sep 14, 2018
I read that all animals love treats and that includes Betta fish!! Omg! I never thought about THAT!! THESE BLOODWORMS ARE NOW MY FISHES FAVE!!
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By Indigo on Jul 4, 2018 Top 1000 Contributor
Tropicals, salt and goldfish love these bloodworms. They can be crumbled up for fry or fed whole to larger fish. Don't cloud or foul the water. Chewy also has the lowest price on these that I've found.
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By Shammy on Jul 19, 2018 Top 10 Contributor
My Betta, TJ, approves of these Omega One Freeze Dried Bloodworms! He gets a couple little worms after eating his meal of Betta pellets. He’s happy, I’m happy!
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By sarah on May 27, 2018
I bought these as a treat for my betta and she loves them!! The jar is HUGE, like twice the size of her actual food container, so it's going to last for a really long time. Also the worms are super tiny which surprised me, so they're perfect size for her
