San Francisco Freeze Dried Betta Food Vial 1gm
Freeze dried bloodworms — that’s all it takes. This natural food source preserves the freshness and nutritional value of bloodworms, offering a high-quality, convenient option for your freshwater fish.
Also known as Red Mosquito Larvae, these freeze-dried worms are ideal for bettas, discus, eels, loaches, and other community freshwater fish. They support healthy growth and vibrant coloration.
Recommended for: All freshwater bettas, angels, discus, barbs, cichlids, gouramis, livebearers, loaches, eels, catfish, tetras, sharks, silver dollars, and saltwater angelfish, butterflyfish, damsels, clownfish, groupers, and eels.
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| Brand: San Francisco Bay Brand, Inc. |
| Item Number: ASF71401 |
| Weight: 1gm |
| Form: Freeze-dried vial |
FAQ
Is this food suitable for all types of bettas?
Yes, this freeze-dried bloodworm food is recommended for all betta species and is especially beneficial for maintaining their health and coloration.
Can this food be used in saltwater tanks?
Yes, it is recommended for saltwater angelfish, butterflyfish, damsels, clownfish, groupers, and eels, making it a versatile option for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums.
Are there any risks associated with feeding this product?
Bloodworms are a natural product and may cause allergic reactions in some individuals. It is advised to feed in moderation and monitor your fish for any adverse reactions.
Molly Wallace –
My betta has been eating this freeze-dried bloodworm food regularly for two months. The color has improved noticeably, and the fish is more active. Easy to use and the vial keeps well in the fridge.
Maria James –
Good quality product. My community tank fish, including bettas and tetras, enjoy it. The texture is similar to fresh bloodworms, and it’s a convenient option for small doses.
Jan Turner –
I’ve tried several betta foods, and this one stands out. My betta eats it eagerly and seems healthier. The packaging is secure and the 1gm size is perfect for small tanks.
Emma Burgess –
It works for my betta, but some of the fish in the tank didn’t show much interest. Maybe not the best for all species, but still a decent option for bettas.