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NUTRAFIN SINKING TABLET

Part Number: HAGE0016054
Weight: 0.67 lbs

Provides all bottom feeders with highly digestible food and highly efficient binder maintains the tablet form longer in order to feed the fish; not the gravel.

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Food for all bottom feeders. feed daily.
Complete sinking food-breeder tin-1360 tablets-261 g- this tablet contains an efficient binder that lets fish scrape or graze on the tablets like they would in nature. contains p.d.p. (pre-digested plankton) which quickly enhances color.

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