Tetra Tera FreshDelica BrineShrimps, 48g

The Fresh Delica BrineShrimps is a supplementary food in gel form for all ornamental fish in freshwater aquariums and also available in practical single portions and other types.

The jelly contains valuable vitamins, trace elements, proteins and fats. Tetra FreshDelica has a much higher nutritional value than frozen food and contains no preservatives. The food does not dissolve in the water and can be completely absorbed by the fish. Therefore, it does not cloud and pollute the aquarium water. It contains high-quality feed animals and is therefore very well accepted because it corresponds to the natural eating behaviour as it is soft, easy to bite and to swallow. In contrast to frozen food, it is also free of pathogens, heavy metals or pesticides.

Tetra FreshDelica Brine Shrimp is an innovative natural food in nutrient-rich jelly for all ornamental fish. The gel provides a natural, varied diet and healthy food fun and interaction with the fish. FreshDelica is the ideal supplementary feed to the main feed TetraMin. FreshDelica is a natural delicacy for all ornamental fish and contains natural aquatic animals in vitamin and nutrient-rich jelly food. The fresh, natural taste ensures maximum acceptance and is available in four different flavours: Red mosquito larvae, shrimp, krill and water fleas. Fresh Delica contains up to twice more nutrients than frozen food!

Feeding recommendation:
Tetra FreshDelica can be fed several times a week in addition to the main food in portions as small as the fish can eat within a few minutes. The best-before date on the packaging indicates the point in time until which the feed remains intact when sealed and properly stored. Cooling is not necessary. Even without preservatives, FreshDelica can be used three to four weeks after opening the tube and can be stored at room temperature.

Oliver Knott recommends:
With Tetra FreshDelica, Tetra has succeeded in creating an innovative natural food in gel form that ensures variety and interaction with the fish!