Tetra Color Tropical Granules 2.65 oz.

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Tetra Color Tropical Granules 2.65 oz.

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This highly nutritious, slow-sinking food is ideal for larger, mid-water fish such as cichlids and discus. Encourages brilliant, natural colors. Tetra Color Tropical Granules offers complete and balanced nutrition along with special color enhancers to bring out the vibrant colors of large tropical fish. Grains sink slowly to allow mid-feeders plenty of time to feed. Feed your fish only as much as they will consume in several minutes, 2 to 3 times per day.

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