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San Francisco Bay Ocean Nutrition Frozen Clams On The Half Shell 8oz

$9.99

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San Francisco Bay Ocean Nutrition Frozen Clams On The Half Shell 8oz (77408) is a frozen, raw clam food intended for aquarium carnivores and other meat-eaters. Packaged “on the half shell,” it offers a natural-feeding format that many fish respond to by grabbing and feeding from the shell. This can be especially helpful for finicky eaters that may ignore chopped or pellet foods. Use it as a regular feed or to add variety to a diet for species known to enjoy meaty, protein-rich foods.

Features:

  • Frozen (raw) baby clams provide a natural, meaty feeding option
  • Half-shell format can encourage feeding for fish that are hesitant with other foods
  • Designed to appeal to finicky marine fish, including angels and butterflies
  • Useful for fish that tend to “grind” or process food well, including triggers and puffers
  • Suitable for a range of carnivorous and omnivorous fish diets (as a food option)
  • Can also be used for certain freshwater feeders such as puffers and bottom feeders like loaches and catfish

Specifications:

  • Product type: Frozen clam food (raw), on the half shell
  • Food size/pack size: 8oz (77408)
  • Recommended feeding frequency: 2–3 times per day
  • Feeding method: Feed an amount the fish will consume in about five minutes
  • Cleanup: Remove any uneaten food
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