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San Francisco Bay Ocean Nutrition Frozen Clams On The Half Shell 4oz

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San Francisco Bay Ocean Nutrition Frozen Clams On The Half Shell 4oz (77404) is a frozen food made from raw, all-natural baby clams served on the half shell. It’s intended to provide a natural, “shell-on” feeding option for marine carnivores and other fish that benefit from prey-style foods. Offering clams in the shell can help stimulate a more natural feeding response, which is especially useful for finicky eaters that may prefer foods that can be picked at and ground.

Features:

  • Frozen, raw baby clams for a natural prey-style feeding experience
  • On-the-half-shell presentation for fish that feed from shell-on foods
  • Designed to encourage feeding in finicky marine fish
  • Useful for species that need to grind or mouth-feed on hard food items
  • Can be offered to a wide range of omnivorous and carnivorous fish
  • Suitable for many marine options such as angels, butterflies, triggers, and puffers
  • Also usable for some freshwater puffers and bottom feeders such as loaches and catfish

Specifications:

  • Product: Frozen Clams On The Half Shell
  • Net weight: 4oz
  • Form: Frozen (raw)
  • Feeding frequency (per reference directions): Feed 2–3 times a day
  • Feeding amount (per reference directions): Only feed what the fish will consume in five minutes
  • Cleanup (per reference directions): Remove any uneaten food
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