Aquatic Live Foods
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Aquatic Live Foods Buying Guide Explore our full range of aquatic live foods, ideal for feeding freshwater fish, marine species, amphibians , and even some reptiles. Whether you're maintaining a vibrant aquarium or stocking ponds, our carefully selected live and frozen foods, including river shrimp and copepods, are perfect for boosting colour, health, and activity. Find the right live food for your tank today and keep your pets thriving. Bloodworms Bloodworms (mosquito larvae) are a nutritious, high-protein live food ideal for freshwater fish and amphibians. Ethically bred in clean, controlled environments, they’re perfect for boosting appetite and colour. Available in both small and large sizes. Daphnia Great for fine-feeding species, daphnia are excellent for aquarium fish and amphibians, improving digestion and providing key nutrients. Delivered in freshwater-filled plastic packs, they can be poured straight into the tank, however we recommend straining with a fine net for best results. Shrimp (Brine, Mysis, River) We offer a range of shrimp options including brine shrimp , mysis shrimp , and river shrimp , suitable for both marine and freshwater fish, amphibians, and even some reptiles. All are packed in saline water, and can be poured in directly or filtered before feeding to reduce waste. Tubifex These high-protein tubifex worms are excellent for both bottom-feeders and amphibians, mimicking natural foraging behaviour. Our tubifex worms are raised in clean conditions, well-fed, and delivered in freshwater packs, ready for immediate use. Copepods Copepods are a microscopic live food ideal for small marine fish, fry, and filter-feeding invertebrates. They're packed with essential fatty acids and great for enhancing colour and development in both saltwater and reef tanks. Supplied in live packs for easy addition to your aquarium, it’s a must-have for any marine setup. Frequently Asked Questions How long does aquatic live food stay alive? Most aquatic live foods