Omega One Freeze-Dried Blood Worms Freshwater & Marine Fish Treat
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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 Number97864
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Fish TypeCichlid, Betta, Tropical Freshwater, Marine Fish, Goldfish
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Food FormTreats, Freeze-Dried, Bloodworms
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Special DietHigh-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 |
Customer Reviews
92% Recommend
92% of reviewersrecommend this product
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Good for tadpoles
By Laura on Jul 17, 2021
I feed this to the tadpoles in my 270 gallon pond when the tadpoles reach the stage of development where they need protein and they’re getting away from existing solely by eating algae from the sides of the pond. The tadpoles absolutely loved eating the blood worms. And my goldfish like to snack on them too
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Never disappointed.
By Mike on Jun 4, 2021
I have been ordering from chewy for 2 years at least, and I have never once had a problem with the orders. And it is really surprising that when I order on a Friday afternoon it's sometimes comes Saturday afternoon or no later than Monday.
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tip for picky bettas
By Angel on Apr 17, 2021
My betta is a picky eater, but he will eat these. There are some really picky bettas on how they will eat bloodworms, mine happens to be one. If you crush it or break it up into pellet size amounts they'll tend to go after it. Other than that they love it!
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My frog loves them I think
By person on Mar 4, 2021
I bought these for my albino African dwarf frog, after him surviving off of bacon and lunch meat. I thought I should get him something that is regular to eat, anyways I think he likes them but they float so I never see him eat them (because he's a bottom feeder) so that means i have to wait for them to sink which takes to long. But when I look after a while I don't see anymore. They could be going in the filter tho...
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Our turtle likes these
By Saija on Apr 19, 2021
We have a map turtle. She likes all the dry foods for turtles except crickets. She just doesnt like them and leaves them floating. They have their favorites ... her favorite is tubifex worms and snails
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Trash for worms
By Wormfood on Apr 14, 2021
The fish HATES THEM and they don't even feel like real worms. They feel like lent. Now I have to find another brand cause this brand is trash.
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Blood worms Fish food
By CArlos on May 24, 2021
My fish love them. The angels immediately go to the top of the tank. It doesn’t last long.
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Dried blood worms
By Amir on Mar 12, 2021
Good quality and it’ll last for a while if u keep it at dry place where no moisture can come
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My Betta loves these snacks
By SweetP on Mar 27, 2021
These snacks have my Betta’s color vibrant and bright.
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Getting shorted
By babytiggy on Nov 8, 2020
So we buy these a lot for our fish but I’ve been noticing that the bottle is becoming not as full as it used to come. Our last bottle was only half full and I decided to weigh it and it was only .7 oz which is not what it’s supposed to be. Also, the whole bottom is just powder not bloodworms so it’s becoming a waste of money.
