Keep your freshwater fish happy and healthy with this 3-pack of high quality frozen food packaged under our own LiveAquaria® brand. This pack offers convenience in ordering at an attractive combo price.

Included in the 3-pack are some of our most popular frozen food products including LiveAquaria® Frozen Mysis Shrimp Cubes, LiveAquaria® Frozen Brine Shrimp Cubes, and LiveAquaria® Frozen Bloodworm Cubes. Each contains 35 cubes packaged in a blister pack to minimize contact by the user. With any of the products, feed often, but no more than your fish will consume in two to three minutes. Avoid over-feeding and remove any uneaten food. All food should be kept frozen.

LiveAquaria® Frozen Mysis Shrimp Cubes Mysis sp., are premium frozen fish food for carnivorous freshwater and marine aquarium fish. As an irresistible source of natural nutrition, Mysis shrimp are a fantastic conditioning food for all types of freshwater aquarium fish. They can also be offered as an occasional meaty offering to marine fish to entice picky eaters.

LiveAquaria® Frozen Brine Shrimp Cubes Artemia salina are premium frozen fish food for carnivorous freshwater and marine aquarium fish. These natural adult brine shrimp are cleaned, sterilized, and rapidly frozen to retain maximum nutritional value for aquarium fish. As an irresistible source of natural nutrition, LiveAquaria® Frozen Brine Shrimp Cubes are a fantastic conditioning food for all types of freshwater aquarium fish (and are an occasional meaty offering for marine fish).

LiveAquaria® Frozen Bloodworm Cubes Chironomidae larvae are premium, single ingredient frozen fish food for carnivorous freshwater and marine aquarium fish. Consisting of 100% natural bloodworms that are cleaned, sterilized, and rapidly frozen to retain maximum nutritional value for aquarium fish, they are widely accepted by even finicky eaters.

These are high quality real bloodworms and not mosquito larvae. Offer them as a conditioning food for all types of freshwater aquarium fish. They are also great for carnivorous amphibians and given as an occasional meaty offering to marine fish.

Feeding Instructions: Feed often, but no more than your fish will consume in two to three minutes. Avoid over-feeding and remove any uneaten food. Keep frozen.