Omega One(tm) Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp Nutri-Treat(tm)

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Omega One(tm) Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp Nutri-Treat(tm)

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Weight: 0.00 lbs

$4.49
In stock. Available at: Petsmart
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A natural treat that's rich in vitamins and minerals. For freshwater and marine fish. A natural treat that's rich in vitamins and minerals. As nutritious as live food without the risk of bacteria or parasites.High in natural protein for healthy growth.Natural pigments for strong color enhancement.Excellent appetite enhancement for finicky eaters.For freshwater and marine fish.

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