Cobalt Select Shrimp Pellets 7.8oz.

I have snails and bottom feeders that need this but I have always had larger pellets. I also have a crawdad that my grand daughters caught with there dad. Than about 3" that was last summer, now in Feb he is about 6" and he loves these and the algae pellets. These are the only things that will bring him out of his hole. Wander if he will get like a lobster? That will take a lot of pellets.

All good

Not sure why but my fish (bottom feeders) don’t seem to eat this. Not sure why as cobalt is good food.

I have a large community tank with some rather large clown loaches and some cats. So they need a sinking pellet. These seem to fit the bill and there’s a lot in the 8oz pouch.

Excellent product my fish. Enjoy it an excellent price.

The pellets sink quickly, making them suitable for bottom-feeding shrimp species. The size is likely small enough for even juvenile shrimp to consume comfortably, promoting efficient feeding and minimizing waste. Very convenient packaging of the 7.8oz container, which provides a sufficient quantity of pellets for regular feeding. The pellets may be easy to dispense and store, maintaining their freshness and nutritional value.

As advertised. Thanks

I am used to Wards shrimp kernels. These are tiny in comparison. I prefer the larger ones from Ward for my bottom feeders, they don't get sucked up by filter intake as easy. Other than that, no complains.