Brine Shrimp Eggs 80 percent Hatch/2.75 oz

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Brine Shrimp Eggs 80 percent Hatch/2.75 oz

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From FDA-certified solar salt ponds that are known for being rich in algae and diatoms, Brine Shrimp Eggs by San Francisco Bay provide proper nutrition and good growth for all salt and freshwater fish. Choose from 80 percent Hatch 6 grams, or 80 percent Hatch 2.75 oz.

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