Tetra Prima 30g
Tetra Prima 30g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Tetra Prima 30g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
TetraPrima provides these fish with all of their nutritional requirements, and is especially good at bringing out the colours in fish such as discus.
TetraPrima is also an excellent food for bottom feeding fish, and can be particularly useful where a large number of bottom feeders are kept, and there is intense competition for tablet foods.How it Works.
TetraPrima is manufactured so that it sinks slowly through the water column, allowing midwater fish to feed in their preferred manner. In addition, once the granules reach the base of the aquarium, they are well distributed, making it easier for large numbers of bottom feeders to eat them.
Local delivery – Bradlands Van
Our own team delivers to selected local areas Monday to Friday. Enter your postcode at checkout to see availability and choose your delivery date.
- £15 minimum order
- £3 delivery on orders from £15 to £39.99
- Free delivery on orders of £40 or more
- Text updates with a delivery time window
Nationwide delivery – DHL
Tracked UK delivery starts from £4.99, with charges based on the number of parcels required. We aim to dispatch orders placed before midday on the same working day, using a next-day service. Next-day arrival is not guaranteed.
Ordering frozen raw food?
Nationwide orders must include at least 8kg of frozen products. An additional £3 per parcel applies for frozen packaging and handling. Raw or frozen orders placed after midday on Thursday are held for dispatch the following Monday.
Highlands and Islands deliveries may cost more and usually take at least two working days. We cannot ship orders weighing over 100kg.
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