Tetra Pond Shrimp Mix 1L, 1 l
Delicacies for ornamental pond fish
CHF 11.15
(CHF 11.15 / l, Price shown includes 8,1% VAT. - Excludes delivery costs)
Features & Advantages
- For a tasty and varied diet for all pond fish
- Contains 100% shrimp and gammarus
- Rich in natural minerals, proteins and fibre
- The ideal addition to other Tetra Pond chucks such as Tetra Pond Sticks
Item no.: TET-193499, EAN: 4004218193499
Frequently bought together with Tetra Aqua Safe, 500ml
Description
Tetra Pond Shrimp Mix is a tasty and varied treat made from natural shrimp and gammarus for all pond fish. The controlled processed natural food is gently dried to ensure optimal quality and taste. It is rich in minerals, proteins and fibre. The natural carotenoid content enhances the bright colours of the pond fish. Tetra Pond Shrimp Mix is the ideal addition to other Tetra Pond foods such as Tetra Pond Sticks.
Our expert Oliver Knott recommends:
A floating treat that no pond fish can resist!
| Brands (Manufacturers): | Tetra |
|---|---|
| Types of Fish : | Pond Fish , Goldfish |
Ingredients
Composition
66,7 % River Flea Shrimp, 33,3 % Freshwater shrimp
Components
Analytical constituents
| Components | |
|---|---|
| Raw protein | 53 % |
| Crude oils and fats | 6 % |
| Crude fibre | 8 % |
| Moisture | 9 % |
| Rohasche | 0 % |
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Customer Reviews
1 English review written for Tetra Pond Shrimp Mix 1L
1 customer review in all languages
| 5 stars | | 2 | (100%) |
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| 4 stars | | 0 | (0%) |
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2 reviews
1 customer review in English
1 customer review in all languages
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Steven
31 August 2020
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My Goldfish love it
Rated with 5 out of 5 stars.
My fish go nuts for this, they like to wait for the bigger shrimps to get soggy and then go absolutely mad, you would think they are piranhas and not goldfish.
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