Omega One Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp Fish Food
Omega One Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp Fish Food
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About this item
Omega One® Freeze-Dried Brine Shrimp – Protein-Rich Treat for Freshwater & Marine Fish
Omega One® Freeze-Dried Brine Shrimp offers a safe, convenient, and nutritious alternative to live foods, making it a perfect treat for both freshwater and marine species. Packed with high-quality protein and enriched with natural carotenoids, this premium food promotes vibrant coloration and supports overall health.
🔹 Key Features
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A safe and nutritious substitute for live brine shrimp
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Ideal for freshwater and marine fish
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Rich in digestible protein to support growth and vitality
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Contains carotenoids to naturally enhance color
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Excellent as a supplemental treat in any feeding routine
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Customers are saying
Customers express satisfaction with this fish's vibrant coloration and healthy arrival condition. The elegant fin structure is frequently praised as a standout feature. Some buyers note that the fish can be a picky eater initially but adjusts well over time. Overall, reviewers recommend this as an excellent centerpiece fish for medium to large aquariums.
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Beautiful addition to my reef!
The fish arrived in perfect condition. Packaging was triple insulated with heat packs. Acclimation was smooth and it was eating frozen mysis within 2 hours of introduction. AquaEditorial never disappoints.
Great value for the price
Exactly as described. Fast shipping and very well packed.
Good but picky eater
Beautiful specimen, arrived healthy. Takes a while to adjust to new food but eventually started eating pellets. Great addition to my South American cichlid tank.
FAQs
What temperature should I keep the tank at for this fish?
Great question! We recommend maintaining a water temperature of 82–86°F (28–30°C). Discus are tropical fish and thrive in warm, stable water conditions. A reliable heater with a thermostat is essential.
Can I keep this with other fish in a community tank?
Yes! Discus are peaceful and social. They do best with calm tank mates like Cardinal Tetras, Rummy Nose Tetras, and Corydoras Catfish. Avoid aggressive or fast-moving fish that may stress them.
What size tank do I need for a small group?
We recommend a minimum of 55 gallons for a small group of discus. They need spacious aquariums with open swimming areas, live plants, driftwood, and gentle filtration.
What should I feed them?
Discus are omnivores and benefit from a varied diet. We recommend high-quality discus pellets, frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and beef heart mixes. A varied diet helps maintain vibrant coloration.
Do you guarantee live arrival?
Absolutely! All live fish are shipped with our 100% Live Arrival Guarantee. If there are any issues upon delivery, contact us within 2 hours with photos and we'll make it right.
