Tetra 16192 Baby Shrimp, 0.35-Ounce, 100-Ml

Product Description

Tetra BabyShrimp for freshwater and saltwater fish is a premium-quality, nutritious, natural shrimp treat to use as a supplement to any Tetra staple diet foods. Whole shrimp, including the shell, are an excellent source of roughage to support digestion in aquarium fish. Tetra BabyShrimp are ideal for nearly all large ornamental fish, including gouramis, angels and goldfish. They can be broken into pieces for smaller fish, too. These treats contain carotene, a natural color enhancer sourced from shrimp that helps bring out the natural pink, orange and red colors of fish. Feed Tetra BabyShrimp two to three times a week in conjunction with other staple Tetra foods – just look for the daily diet icon. Feed only as much as your fish can consume within several minutes.Since 1951, Tetra has developed the world’s most comprehensive body of fish food knowledge, and fishkeeping enthusiasts have looked to the brand for products and solutions that add ease and beauty to their home. Whether you're an experienced hobbyist or just starting out, Tetra has everything you need – from a large variety of quality fish food and innovative equipment to test kits and decor.

Features

• AQUARIUM DIET SUPPLEMENT: Natural shrimp treat designed to supplement any Tetra staple diet foods, such as TetraMin Flakes and any TetraPro foods.
• FOR FRESHWATER & SALTWATER FISH: Premium-quality, nutritious supplement provides variety to your fish’s diet.
• AIDS DIGESTION: Sun-dried freshwater shrimp with shells are an excellent source of roughage to support digestion.
• COLOR ENHANCING: Carotene, a natural color enhancer sourced from shrimp, helps bring out the natural pink, orange and red colors of fish.
• 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.

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