Nutrafin Max Goldfish Flake Food

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Nutrafin Max Goldfish Flake Food

Part Number: HAGE0016310
Weight: 4.40 lbs

A complete food with added vegetables for goldfish needs. they also enhance colors and is easily digested.

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Basic food for goldfish koi and other coldwater fish. suitable for pond fish goldfish koi shubunkins and rosy reds.
Guaranteed analysis: minimum crude protein 33%; crude fat 5%; phosphorus .6%; maximum crude fiber 2%; moisture 8%; phosphorus .9%; ash 8%; 4.4 lb. bucket.

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