Wishlist

0 Compare

0 items / $0.00

Tetra-77151-TetraWeekend-Tropical-Slow-Release-5-Day-Feeder-2-Pack

Click to enlarge

Previous product

Ultra Fresh - Turtle Nutri Stick, Wild Sword Prawn, Calcium & Vitamin D Enriched Aquatic Turtle Food with Probiotics for… Amazon.com Price: $7.89 (as of 25/08/2022 03:08 PST- Details)
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.

Back to products

Next product

Tetra Goldfish Variety Pellets 1.87 Ounce, Balanced Diet, Clear Water Formula Amazon.com Price: $2.97 (as of 25/08/2022 03:08 PST- Details)
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.

Brand: Tetra

Tetra 77151 TetraWeekend Tropical Slow-Release 5-Day Feeder, 2-Pack

Amazon.com Price: $2.96 (as of 25/08/2022 03:08 PST- Details)

Allows fish to eat when hungry vs plaster feeders that dissolve
Allows fish to eat when hungry vs plaster feeders that dissolve
Will not pollute water or negatively effect water quality

Compare

Add to wishlist

Categories: Dogs Food, Fish and Aquatic Pets

Description
Additional information
Reviews (0)
Shipping & Delivery

Description

Present plaster blocks are ¿old fashioned¿ know-how that may wreak havoc in your water high quality. Tetra¿s revolutionary new gel feeder blocks incorporates no plaster and feed as much as 4 days. Blended with patented ProCare for optimum well being.

Permits fish to eat when hungry vs plaster feeders that dissolve
Permits fish to eat when hungry vs plaster feeders that dissolve
Is not going to pollute water or negatively impact water high quality
Gel blocks could also be left within the aquarium when common feeding is resumed
Gel blocks could also be left within the aquarium when common feeding is resumed