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Aquarium Co-Op Freeze Dried Tubifex Worms

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  • Excellent source of protein
  • Similar taste and texture as live tubifex worms
  • Free of harmful parasites and bacteria

Tubifex worms are a great source of natural protein for many different types of fish. This freeze-dried option offers a very similar taste and texture to live tubifex worms but without the worry of harmful bacteria or parasites. Tubifex is also commonly used by breeders to spawn fish like corydoras, discus, bettas, and other fish that need a lot of protein. The unique cube shape will hydrate once placed in water and quickly separate out.

The cubes can even stick to glass for easy feeding. Simply submerge the cube underwater and press it against the inside wall of your tank. 

Customer Reviews

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Jim M. (Huron, OH, US)
My fish love these!

I ordered some of these with my last shipment to see what the hype was about. They did not disappoint! My fish go nuts when I add these to the tank. I'll stick them to the inside of the front glass, and I can watch everyone come up to eat. I will always keep this food stocked in my fish room.

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Dave (Woonsocket, RI, US)
Fish love it

My green neon tetras eat them up!

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james s. (Easton, MD, US)
freeze dried tubifex cubes

very convenient just press against the glass and forget about them the fish do the rest.

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Angel C. (Deltona, FL, US)

Aquarium Co-Op Freeze Dried Tubifex Worms

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Alyssa C. (Chicago, IL, US)
These are great for my smaller fish

These are great. I love that they stick to the glass or can float. I like to tear them apart and let them sink for my ember tetras. They usually have trouble getting a bite before my betta or even snails get to it first but one cube goes a LONG way. I would suggest breaking them in quarters or halves for smaller tanks. One cube was way too much for my 5 gal but perfect for my 16gal. Depending on stocking of course. But overall an amazing product. Also my Betta wasn't very interested which is great for me because he doesn't goble every bite from the smaller fish. My guppies love these aswell.

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