Omega One Freeze-Dried Mysis Shrimp Freshwater & Marine Fish Treat
Omega One Freeze-dried Mysis Shrimp Freshwater & Marine Fish Treat is packed with vitamins and minerals. This treat is perfect for all freshwater and saltwater carnivores. It contains all-natural proteins and pigments for healthy growth and excellent color enhancement.
Key Benefits- Mysis shrimp are freeze-dried to lock in nutrition and flavor
- Fresh, natural fats aid in appetite stimulation and provide energy
- Rich in omega 3 & 6 HUFA's for healthy immune systems and long life
- Natural pigments in salmon skins and high levels of beta-carotene improve and promote vibrant colors
- Perfect for both freshwater and marine fish
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Item Number97751
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Fish TypeMarine Fish, Tropical Freshwater
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Food FormTreats, Freeze-Dried, Shrimp
Mysis Shrimp, Vitamin E Supplement.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 60.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 6.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 8.0% max |
| Moisture | 7.0% 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.
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Shrimp fish food
By Gmoney on Sep 12, 2018
Good quality and fast delivery. Will continue to buy products will recommend to my friends.
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A treat for your reef
By Brian on Sep 15, 2017
My fish all seem to like this. It floats, so it doesn't create a mess, and the crumbs are cleaned up by the cleaning crew. Compared be to frozen shrimp, this wins hands down
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Beta treats
By Ivana on Jun 24, 2017
My betas love it. Better then the pellets. His color is beta, he is more active aldo.
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Aquatic frogs
By Frogfish on Jun 11, 2017
My aquatic frogs seem to like these. My fish do also. Lots in the bittle- should last a while
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Happy puffer
By famlyslave on Sep 24, 2016
I was buying frozen krill, shrimp, etc. for a puffer we added to the tank. Needless to say, frozen is a pain in the rear. We recently went away for a few days and asked a family member to check in and feed the critters. I decided prior to leaving that we needed to find something a little easier to feed the fish so that our pet sitter didn't have to try to figure portion sizes, wait for the food to thaw, and all the fun involved with frozen food. Found this searching chewy.com, ordered it, and tried it out before we left. The puffer was perfectly happy and ate it without a problem.
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Fish like it, but pieces little too big for some
By GoHo on Jan 18, 2017
fish enjoy it, but I have to crush them into smaller pieces for the younger/smaller fish.
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good value
By Sfletch93 on Aug 28, 2016
I soak these shrimp for a few minutes before feeding so they'll sink a bit for my fish to eat. I use them for my saltwater aquarium as well as for my turtles in my freshwater tank. Everyone eats them right up!
