Omega One Sinking Shrimp Pellets, 8mm Pellets, 8.25 oz

One of my favorites on subscribe fish love it and a great price

Got this because I had some Cory catfish e which I now have eight so yeah I feed them now 12 pellets a week every four days because you feed fish as much as they will consume or once a day they get feed too much eat too much and probably will die people will probably argue you but I’ve heard this and my fish do fine on three to sometimes four days if I think I’ve been feeding them too much and you lose money on buying more by feeding them ever day which I do like buying stuff for my pets it feels nice but it’s not always good but you do what you do value great for this is great and it’s organic! Yeah! Performance great in my Cory catfish like I guess Any lost any not a one catfish so it works probably and Ingredients it ORGANIC! mad freshness smell good to me yeah gross but eh color ok like it fish food for Cory catfish which my grandma feed my uncle’s mojo like snake fish it’s an mojo they aggressive when eating but anyway he eats those things up I think he loves em! But there not omega brand but you know I think he loves them! But versatility yeah if a mojo eats them yeah go for it but anyway overall I highly recommend this to fish hobbyists and professional if you can find this in bigger quantity’s but five stars! Great for any fish that love me shrimp I think don’t get me wrong but yeah great product price great.

i had this product before and i am pleasantly surprised that it smells stronger and has a darker hue than the last one, i like this brand and my fishes love them

The fish like them but they don’t sink very reliably. I buy them mostly for my corydoras but only a few sink right away. Some will float for 30 minutes or more even if you swirl them / bump the bubble off them. I would give them 5 stars if they sank like they’re supposed to.

My Oscar’s and Dempsey love it They eat it so fast before it gets to the bottom. It’s seems like good quality food

I've been using this as a supplement food for my bristle nose plecos, corydoras, neo shrimp, snails and marbled crayfish. It sinks quickly and doesn't discolor the water. Most I drop in is about 4 in a 55 gallon tank with 12 to 15 Cory Dora's. It also gets flake food.

I usually buy the smaller size at petco for a few bucks less - this saves me so much $$ and you get SO MUCH more!

I bought this for my golden algae eater to replace a jar of Omega shrimp pellets and this specific formulation is consistently fouling my tank. It sinks to the bottom like it should, but isn't eaten by my golden algae eater and doesn't break down. It turns into slimy puffy balls that end up all over the tank. I don't recommend this for a golden algae eater.