Tetra Slow Release Feeders for Tropical Fish

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Tetra Slow Release Feeders for Tropical Fish

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These nutritious feeder blocks for tropical freshwater fish slowly release food into the aquarium for either 5 or 14 days. Great for while you're on vacation.

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