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Opinions on San Francisco Bay brand Frozen Bloodworms?

ravenous

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I have to buy a new pack soon and Hikari no longer make theirs available in Cube form at Petco. I HATE having to chop up a slab but I cant find them cubed. So Im thinking of getting the SFBay brand. Just as good? I mean theyre just worms but Id thought Id ask....
 

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I think you'll find the SFBay bloodworms are smaller and less intact. They are acceptable, but not as good as Hikari. Try Petsmart.
 
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