SeraO-Nip Treat Tablets Fish Food, 2.1 Ounce Container

Quando le metto tutti i pesci dell'acquario le circondano e le mangiano. Non resta mai residuo. la versione con alghe spirulina è perfetta per il pleco che con quelle a terra entrava sempre in competizione con i cory. Ora sono tutti tranquilli, ognuno con la sua zona di alimentazione e non ci sono state più baruffe tra i pleco e cory. Anche i gamberi multidentata le apprezzano molto

La mejor comida que he comprado, es una maravilla!!

Crack for freshwater fish. The only foodstuff that even comes close in popularity amongst finicky eaters is mysis. It might take some fish a little time to figure out picking at a tablet stuck to the glass, but they all eventually figure it out as they follow the bits that float off. It would be nice if Sera would make these in a smaller tablet size for feeding lightly stocked tanks-- just another excuse for adding more fish! Tabs can be scored and split with a butter knife for feeding in smaller portions. I do so on a clean piece of paper so as to easily tip any small bits back into the original container for later feeding of nano fish--the powder remains are great for fry, or to immediately pour into a tank to chum up the waters. Broken portions of tabs can be tricky to stick to aquarium walls but it is possible. The trick is to press a finished/smooth flat edge firmly against the glass until there are no bubbles escaping. Fish just want to eat so they are fine with just chasing a tab around if adhering one to an aquarium wall is a bother.The contents are good, but not my first choice for maintenance feeding. Nutrition is not really the point here. These are a treat for pets that also entertain the pet owner. That they are made of good ingredients ( and piscine crack!) is just a bonus.

All my fish (Platy, molly, guppy, betta) love them. I really enjoy putting the tablet on the aquarium glass and see all the fish come and eat. This is a great way to get to see all the fish and get up close to them. The big fish will eat of the tabs and the fry will take the crumbles that fall of.In order to save in them, I sometimes cut them in half. They can still attach to the glass, after I cut them.

The tablet easily sticks to the glass and it's readily accepted by most community fish. It's a great food for feeding lots of small fish, emphasis on lots. 1.5cm long guppy fry were able to eat the small chunks that fall off of the tablet, and my large swordtails also would eat these tablets off the glass. I also fed this food to Mollies, Dwarf Gouramis, Neon Tetras, Endlers Live-bearers, Young Angelfish and Platys.These tabs can also be dropped into the tank to feed bottom feeders, snails, corydoras, and Bristlenose Plecos will all readily eat these tabs if you drop them on the floor of the tank.Overall a great food for the community tank, I would recommend it for any omnivorous fish that is between 1-4 inches in length. The way the tablet falls apart and has tiny bits that float through the water column is a great way to feed mid-water fish. Great food worth the price point, has good ingredients and none of my fish could resist it, so if you are looking for a fun treat to feed your fish this is it!