Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze Dried Daphnia for Pets, 0.42-Ounce

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Always feed my betta and guppy fish. Great product.

I have pigmy and Albino corydora, rummynose, otocinclus, porkchop rasbora, and neons. And they all go really crazy with this. It's kind of very fine and little lumps together and they flot instead of sinking right away. That is good for top to mid level fish. For the bottom feeders it's not really recommended as it won't reach the bottom in the water flow. But Overall my fish loved it so much so I'm.

I recently lost my previous Betta fish due to fin rot and I took extra measures this time to prevent fin rot as much as possible. A quick google search told me daphnia is a great food for fish fin growth as well as just a good food option. The first image is a before and the second is a after. If you can’t tell the difference, his fins are much fuller and the translucent ends in the second photo is absolutely growth. This food 100% is a positive factor for fish fin growth. I also noticed his colors got brighter and he seems extremely healthy. Now I will say, I bought him from Petsmart which he probably wasn’t really happy in and I brought him into a great tank so just keep that in mind. I also feed my fish pellets, dried blood worms, and flakes to have a diverse diet and do weekly water changes. These are all things you should do too if you want the healthiest fish possible and are outside factors for what may affect the results. I 1000% recommend this food for betta fish owners.

My Electric Blue Rams are loving this food. You sprinkle it on lightly and it mostly floats on the surface. My rams went to it right away and seem to be happily eating, leaving and coming back to snack more. Careful though, it does sprinkle out quickly.