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Description

The individul vegetables and leaves are carefully air-dried after harvest. This mix is a set for aquarium beginners who like to use actively dried vegetables natural products as supplementary food for shrimps and crayfishes. It contains the most popular varieties that are successfully used for many years.

Attention! Vegetables stain the water. It is necessary to change a bigger amount of water while the care of the aquarium.

Usage

Only take small amounts. Especially the Hokkaido pieces swell up extremely while soaking. Therefore start with small pieces and add more later.

4-part mix

5 Spinach leaves (Spinacia oleracea)
5 g Hokkaido pumpkin chips (Cucurbita maxima "Hokkaido")
5 g Courgette slices (Cucurbita pepo, Zucchini group)
3 g Dandelion leaves (Taraxacum sp.) or 3 g nettle leaves (Urtica dioica) (seasonal change)

7-part mix

5 Spinach leaves (Spinacia oleracea)
5 g Hokkaido pumpkin chips (Cucurbita maxima "Hokkaido")
5 g Courgette slices (Cucurbita pepo, Zucchini group)
3 g Dandelion leaves (Taraxacum sp.) or 3 g nettle leaves (Urtica dioica) (seasonal change)
5 g Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare)
10 g Pea flakes (Pisum sativum)
10 g Carrot chips (Daucus carota subsp. sativus)

All dried and in individual, resealable zip bags for ideal storage.

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Drazen M.

Shrimp snacks

2nd June 2020

If you love your shrimp (and who doesnt?), it is safer to buy than collect yourself. Pesticides, traffic and other pollutants like acid rain are a too big risk for me. (read more)