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Hikari Tropical Micro Wafers Slow Sinking Wafer Fish Food 1.58 oz
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World's smallest wafers deliver superior nutrition. Slow-sinking, high protein formula promotes growth and contains natural attractants and color enhancers.
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World #;s smallest wafers deliver superior nutrition. Slow-sinking, high protein formula promotes growth and contains natural attractants and color enhancers.
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