Hikari Frozen Flatback Clam On A Half Shell 6oz
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About this product
Hikari Frozen Flat Pack Clam on a Half Shell 6 oz (31372). A Bio-Pure frozen food featuring clams with the upper shell removed to expose the meat. Designed for carnivorous fish such as puffers, triggerfish, and large wrasses, it encourages natural picking and grazing behavior while the remaining shell provides a surface for tooth or beak grinding.
The clams are packaged so individual portions can be separated for feeding. Added multivitamins supplement their nutritional value, and the resealable packaging helps reduce freezer burn. Hikari’s Bio-Pure line uses a three-step cleaning and sterilization process to address harmful parasites and bacteria.
Features:
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Natural clam meat presented on a half shell
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Encourages instinctive picking and grazing
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Shell provides a surface for tooth and beak grinding
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Suitable for puffers, triggerfish, large wrasses, and other meat-eating fish
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Enriched with multivitamins
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Individually separable portions
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Resealable package helps reduce freezer burn
Specifications:
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Brand: Hikari
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Product line: Bio-Pure
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Product name: Clam on a Half Shell
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Manufacturer item number: 31372
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Net weight: 6 oz / approximately 170 g
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UPC: 042055313728
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Food format: Frozen flat pack
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Presentation: Clam meat with one half of the shell retained
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Intended use: Supplemental food / treat
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Suitable fish: Puffers, triggerfish, large wrasses, and other suitable carnivorous fish
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Clam count and individual size: Not specified
Feeding notes
Thaw a suitable portion before feeding. Offer only what the fish will consume within 30 minutes of grazing, then remove uneaten food and the remaining shell. Do not leave the food in the aquarium longer than 30 minutes, as this can affect water quality.
Keep frozen and follow the package’s handling instructions. “Flatback” in the supplied title appears to refer to the flat-pack format, rather than a confirmed clam species.




