| Brand | Amzey |
| Flavor | Seafood |
| Age Range (Description) | All Life Stages |
| Item Form | Frozen |
| Specific Uses For Product | Nutrition |
Amzey Blood Worms 0.5 oz -100% Natural Freeze Dried Blood Worms – Aquarium High Protein Food for Betta Fish, Goldfish, Cichlid, Guppy, Discus, Turtle
£4.69
About this item
- HEALTHY & TASTY – Blood Worms are super rich in protein, minerals, and multi-vitamins! Their essential nutrients are key for all tropical fishes, turtles and more!
- SUPERIOR QUALITY – Freeze dried blood worms are excellent food for your aquatic pet. Stimulates good growth and enhances the color of your fish. Enriched with multi-vitamins to reduce stress and stress related illness. All the benefits of live blood worms
- 100% NATURAL – Our freeze dried blood worms with no additives, no chemical and no preservatives. These all natural blood worms taste great and fit nicely with their nutritional diet
- SAFE ALTERNATIVE – Freeze dried blood worms are just as nutritious as live food, without the risk of bacteria or parasites. FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS: Feed as a part of a varied diet, two to three times a week in conjunction with other fish foods, feed only as much as your fish can consume within 3-5 minutes. Best food for Neon Fish, Guppies Fish, Angel Fish, Betta Fish, Discus, Catfish, Cichlids, Goldfish, Anthias, turtle and more!
3 reviews for Amzey Blood Worms 0.5 oz -100% Natural Freeze Dried Blood Worms – Aquarium High Protein Food for Betta Fish, Goldfish, Cichlid, Guppy, Discus, Turtle
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– Arvilla Maggio
I bought these bc my sister said her betas go crazy for them .. mine did not – but product was as described , I just have weird fish apparently
– Halle Dooley
Fish like this
– Mr. Travis Legros V
I got these for my pleco because I suspect he is eating the slime coat on my goldfish. I thought these would be a great addition to his diet and fill him up more than just his algae pellets.The worms look like they should and everything about them seem normal. My only complaint is that they don’t sink. They float forever and ever, so I don’t even think my pleco is eating them. My platies seem to like taking nibbles, though!