San Francisco Bay Brand® Freeze-Dried Tubifex Worms (13g)
San Francisco Bay Brand® aquarium fish foods are the favorite, savory foods from their natural environment since 1965. Each wholesome product provides all the essential nutrients that are vital to fish growth and good health. Manufactured by San Francisco Bay Brand (Far East), LTD.
A Natural Treat for All Freshwater Fish
San Francisco Bay Brand Freeze-dried Tubifex Worms is a nutritious, high-protein fish food with an appealing flavor that your fish will find irresistible. Ideal for small to medium-sized freshwater fish, discus, and amphibians.
This product comes in a cube form that allows it to be stuck to the inside glass of your aquarium, creating a feeding frenzy that is enjoyable to watch.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.46 oz (13g) |
| Form | Freeze-dried cube |
| Best For | Freshwater fish, discus, amphibians |
| Protein Content | High protein |
FAQ
Can I use these worms for saltwater fish?
No, these worms are specifically formulated for freshwater fish, discus, and amphibians. They are not suitable for saltwater species.
How should I store the freeze-dried tubifex worms?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, keep the cube in a sealed container to maintain freshness.
How long do the worms last after opening?
Please contact customer service for information on shelf life after opening.
Grace Grant –
My betta has been eating the tubifex worms every week. The fish seems more active and the color is brighter. The cube sticks well to the glass and creates a fun feeding scene.
Jonathan Bailey –
Great product for my community tank. The worms are easy to apply and my guppies are always interested. A little messy when feeding, but worth it.
Stewart Hardacre –
I’ve used this for my discus and they love it. The flavor is natural and the fish show increased appetite. The cube design makes feeding more engaging.
Jessica Henderson –
The worms work well, but the cube can fall off if the tank is too active. I had to reposition it each time. Still a good option for small fish.