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Wild Turkey

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Hikari BIO-PURE FROZEN BABY BRINE SHRIMP CUBES

Reviews	Views	Date of last review
5	17141	Thu July 29, 2010

Recommended By	Average Price	Average Rating
100% of reviewers	None indicated	7.2

Description:

Hikari's 3 Step Sterilization process assures unequalled product quality. Free of parasites, harmful bacteria and foul odor, Bio-Pure frozen diets are another example of Hikari's product quality commitment. Packed in pure water and available in our "no touch™" cube packs, Bio-Pure frozen foods provide maximum nutrition with minimum mess. Want the best for your fish? Feed them Hikari!

* These foods are Bio-Encapsulated with multi-vitamins to provide maximum nutrition for your fish. Hikari utilizes a process similar to gut loading that guarantees your pet will get the vitamins, not the water.
* Processed through our Mega-Power Freezer so the animals retain their natural color, shape and nutritional benefits.

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Red

Senior Member

Registered: March 2008
Posts: 12416

Review Date: Tue May 5, 2009

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 7

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	baby food
Cons:	rip off

Its ok, but kind of a rip off. Not many baby brine in the cubes..

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HorrorShowRot

The Freak

Registered: June 2009
Location: Ontario
Posts: 1886

Review Date: Tue June 23, 2009

Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 4

Positive aspects of the product (pros):
Cons:	Not enough shrimp, expensive

Not enough shrimp in a cube, It was also relativly expensive compared to what I normally get.

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Lab_Rat

Got fry?

Registered: June 2008
Location: Deep, deep South
Posts: 6882

Review Date: Mon October 26, 2009

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 8

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Good for growing fry
Cons:	small cubes

Was great for my growing fry, high quality product.

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Lighten up its just the internet its not like someone came in your house and punched a baby in the face.

annageckos

Animal Obsessed

Registered: January 2009
Location: Langhorne PA, USA
Posts: 2884

Review Date: Mon December 28, 2009

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 9

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Good for smaller fish and fry
Cons:	Cubes a a little big for one feeding

Baby brine shrimp are a good size for most tetras and smaller fish. Also good good for some fry. Baby brine shrimp also have more nutrition than older brine shrimp. I cut the cubes in smaller pieces because, even for my 55 gallon tank, one cube is too much.

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Cliff

Moderator

Registered: January 2010
Location: Saskatchewan, Canada
Posts: 13571

Review Date: Thu July 29, 2010

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 8

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Great for fry
Cons:	not enough for larger fish

My blue acara fry just go nuts for this stuff. I feed this to my fry once every second day. They get the most active for this food by far.

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