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Daphnia

Daphnia are dried aquatic plankton. It is an all-natural food that is a perfect food for fish, shrimp, crabs, newts, tadpoles and aquatic turtles and is also a great supplement for invertebrates and other terrarium animals. It can also be presented to undergrowth terrestrial turtles, birds, insectivores or small rodents. Due to their small size, daphnia are also suitable as a first food for small hatchlings.