San Francisco Bay Brand Frozen Brine Shrimp Cubes

San Francisco Bay Brand Frozen Brine Shrimp are a treat for freshwater and saltwater aquarium fish alike. San Francisco Bay Brand Brine Shrimp are collected daily, quickly cleaned in freshwater to remove salt, and flash frozen to retain natural nutrition equivalent in food value to live brine shrimp. San Francisco Bay Brand Frozen Brine Shrimp are readily recognized as prey by all fish and invertebrates and will act as a great feeding stimulant for all your finicky fish. For over 40 years San Francisco Bay Brand has been widely recognized as the food of choice for freshwater and saltwater marine aquarium fish.

San Francisco Bay Brand Frozen Brine Shrimp Cubes are available in smaller Mini Cubes in a 1.75 oz pack and a 3.5 oz Value Pack ideally suited for desktop and nano aquariums as well as in Original Cubes in a 7 oz Pack and a 14 oz Value Pack (2-7 oz packs).

Feeding Instructions: Feed often, but only what your fish will consume in three minutes. Remove any uneaten food. Never overfeed. Keep unused portion in your freezer.

For: All Freshwater Algae Eaters, Angels, Discus, Goldfish, Tetras, Barbs, Cichlids, Gouramis, Livebearers, Loaches, Eels, Catfish, African Cichlids, Sharks, Silver Dollars and all Saltwater Angelfish, Butterfly fish, Damsels, Clownfish, Groupers, Eels, and Tangs.

Brine Shrimp
Ingredients: Brine Shrimp, Water and Carrageenan.

FAQs Regarding San Francisco Bay Brand Fish Food

Why should I feed my fish San Francisco Bay Brand Tropical fish Food?

• All natural, no additives or fillers.
• Nutritionally complete, excellent main diet, supplement or treat.
• Our fresh ingredients retain a natural appearance and scent to entice finicky eaters.
• Free of harmful parasites and harmful bacteria.
• Our high quality control exceeds industry standards.
• Convenient packaging/easy to use.
• State of the art enriching techniques.
• For over 30 years, San Francisco Bay Brand has been widely recognized as the food of choice for fresh and saltwater fish.

Why should I feed my fish San Francisco Bay Brand frozen fish food?

• All natural, no additives or fillers.
• Our product uses algin, an essential carbohydrate, as a binder, which does not require heating to be activated, ensuring all essential nutrients are available to the fish.
• Frozen foods allow fish to feed at their natural feeding levels. Fish that eat well are in better health and are more resistant to disease and stress in the aquarium environment.
• Our fresh ingredients retain a natural appearance and scent to entice finicky eaters.
• Free of harmful parasites and harmful bacteria.
• Our cube packaging ensures freshness and prevents freezer-burn. The smaller portion gives less chance for overfeeding.
• Better water quality in the aquarium due to a smaller amount of digested fecal matter being excreted by the fish.
• From an aquarist's point of view, frozen fish foods create a feeding frenzy and it is fun to watch the fish eat.
• Perhaps the most important aspect of preparing frozen fish foods is the freezing technique itself. Our freezing process uses liquid carbon dioxide at -85°F (-65°C). Freezing at such low temperatures improves product quality by the formation of smaller sized ice crystals. Small ice crystals do not puncture the cell membranes as larger crystals do, so leaching of nutrients upon thawing is minimized.

What do I do if frozen fish food thaws?

Use of Frozen Fish Food That Has Thawed

• You may safely refreeze some foods that still contain ice crystals and are cold to the touch or if they have been kept below 45 degrees F for no more than 2 hours. If the temperature is above 45 degrees Fahrenheit, THROW IT OUT.

Treat completely thawed foods as follows:

• These foods are perishable. DO NOT refreeze thawed fish food. Spoilage may begin before bad odors develop and may be toxic. Refreeze fish food only if ice crystals remain throughout the package. If you question the condition, THROW IT OUT.
• Don't use if odor is offensive or if the freezer temperature has exceeded 45 degrees F for 2 hours or longer, THROW IT OUT.

Use common sense: If any foods have an offensive or questionable odor, DO NOT feed them to your fish.