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Ocean Plankton - .42oz

Part Number: HIKA0033601
Weight: 0.03 lbs

Excellent alternative to live foods. free of foul odor harmful bacteria parasites and loaded with bio-encapsulated multi-vitamins they offer excellent nutrition without risk. our exclusive fd process helps maintain original texture and taste.

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Feed the amount your fish will completely consumer within 3 to 5 minutes up to three times daily. always avoid over-feeding!
Ocean plankton vitamins minerals

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