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ProBugs Eco Fresh Riceworm, 15g

Name: ProBugs Eco Fresh Riceworm, 15g
Brand: ProBugs
SKU: PRO15PAC|REPTI|04821|PROBU
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ProBugs Eco Fresh Riceworm, 15g - Scientific name: Hypoderma tarandi Description: Rice worms are really tiny which are suitable for small fishes such as betta, goldfish, small geckos. They are highly nutritious which are great feeders for your young animals to start feeding with.

· Convenient serving size

· Vacuum sealed to preserve moisture and flavour

· As nutritious as live foods

· Organically farmed raised-all natural without preservatives Sealed, each pouch has an 18 month shelf life at room temperature.

Opened, each pouch is good for 5 days in the refrigerator

Recommended for: · Finches · Conures · Frogs · Small Geckos · Betta · Angelfish · Discus · Tropical Fish · Sugar Gliders Quantity 15 grams per pouch Ingredients Riceworms, water Guaranteed Analysis Protein (min) 16.0% Fat (min) 2.0% Fiber (max) 4.0% Moisture (max) 75.0% Phosphorus (min) 0.6%

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