Tetra ColorBits Tropical Granules Fish Food 10.58-oz container

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Tetra ColorBits Tropical Granules Fish Food 10.58-oz container

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ColorBits is a slow sinking food that can be consumed in mid-water where larger fish like discus and Cichlids (Angelfish) prefer to feed. ColorBits is a highly nutritious diet which helps promote the development of vibrant colors of large tropical fish.

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