Good for betta fry
I agree this product is gooey, and sinks to the botttom of the tank. However i have feed it to my betta fry approx. 1 month old fry andthey have doubled in size. Their color has really came out also. I challenge anyone to just try this food for any fry and see how it works.
No, not good. Yuck.
The packets are gooey, sticky, and just sink to the bottom as a clump of mushed up worms. Expensive as well. I went to Petsmart and bought an entire can of dried bloodworms (intact!) which hydrate in the water and look real - anyway, the fish love them. Even my freshwater puffer will grab them as they float by.
Not good for daily use. It will foul your water
This will foul our water if used daily. Of course the directions says that to use this as a supplement. I use to feed my fishes frozen blood worms once a week. I thought this would be a different treat for them. But the first pouch itself gave a "yike" feeling. The portion will stay in water with out any problem until a fish bites it. Then it starts becoming cloudy and you will see a lot of small dots all round your tank. I suspect that the uneaten particles will stay in the tank and will foul the water. I am planning to give this food only on the day I do a water change. That way the uneaten food can be removed without fouling the water.
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