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What do you think about this kind of food?

OZIRIS

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Hello,

I have seen this new brand in the pet store, and I'm thinking about buying it as an extra to feed my firebellies. Has anyone tried it?

axolotl-sticks


AXOLOTL STICKS - Tropical

Any advice will be welcomed.
Thanks
 

Bette

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I can't see a nutrition breakdown, but it looks pretty good. They must have done some research on it I would think. Hopefully the color enhancing ingredient is completely safe...
it's in the food I feed my fish, and they respond well to it.
 
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