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Shrimp Lollies with Moringa – Natural Algae Control for Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $5.49.Current price is: $3.82.

Shrimp lollies dipped in moringa mix help shrimp eat algae and keep your aquarium clean.

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Moringa | Shrimp Lollies

Shrimp lollies are a great food made in Germany. Each stick is dipped in a moringa mix to cover about 3/4 of the stick. Once added to the aquarium, the shrimp will start eating the algae. If you have enough shrimp, they will completely cover the stick which is why they call them shrimp lollies.

  • Simply stick into the substrate and enjoy the show
  • Made with moringa leaves
  • Great for taking pictures or entertaining company
  • Easy to feed and remove
  • High in vitamins and minerals
Size 8 pieces
Ingredients Moringa, cereals, dehydrated egg powder

FAQ

What is the main ingredient in shrimp lollies?

The main ingredient is moringa leaves.

How do shrimp react to shrimp lollies?

Shrimp will start eating the algae once the lollies are added to the aquarium. They will gradually cover the stick as they consume it.

Are shrimp lollies safe for aquarium use?

Yes, shrimp lollies are safe for use in aquariums and provide a natural food source for shrimp.

3 reviews for Shrimp Lollies with Moringa – Natural Algae Control for Aquariums

  1. Anne Johnston –

    The shrimp lollies work well in my tank. My shrimp are actively eating them and seem healthier. Easy to place and the color is nice. Great for showing off during visits.

  2. Max Berry –

    I’ve used these for a few weeks now. The shrimp are very interested in the lollies. They take a while to fully consume one, which is perfect for observation.

  3. Julian Alsop –

    The packaging is clean and the product arrives quickly. The moringa mix gives a good nutritional boost. My shrimp are more active and seem to enjoy the feeding.

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