Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp for Pets, 0.42-Oun

Goods arrived very quickly. My inhabitants of my tank (fish and shrimp ) love them

Das Produkt ist sehr gut und wird von Fischen ohne bedenken aufgenommen, was nicht mehr immer der Fall ist. Habe laufend gute Erfahrungen mit Produkten von Hikari

Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp is an excellent treat for aquarium fish. My fish go crazy for it! The shrimp are freeze-dried to preserve nutrients, making them a healthy and protein-rich addition to their diet. The 0.42-ounce container is convenient and easy to store, and the shrimp stay fresh without any mess. A small amount goes a long way, and it’s easy to sprinkle into the tank without clouding the water. Overall, this is a high-quality, nutritious, and tasty food that my fish absolutely love.

Well, I think my fishes should be the one to write this review, and if they were, I'm pretty sure they would have written how much they love this product, and just how fast they finish the food. I'm feeding hikari blood worms, hikari tubiflex, and hikari brine shrimps for about 4 weeks now. I keep changing their food. Who likes daal chawal for life??? 😂 Anyway, I'll tell you the result and let that speak for itself. My fish are getting healthier by day and more vibrant in their colors, the food doesn't produce high levels/ spikes of ammonia in water. So, I don't have to stress over feeding time. But it's always a good idea to remove excess food after 10-15 minutes and I do that. The three hikari products together cost me close to Rs. 4500/-, and seems pretty steep. But I'm happy to see my fish happy and healthy. It's totally worth it. P.S. Hikari tubiflex is costliest. And my fishes eat those from my hand like spoiled pampered brats. May be they are. 😂

Goldfish love these. I didn't expect them to like croutons, but the description is right - no murky water. They're very soft crouton-like food that instantly becomes mush once in contact with the water. Good for community tanks, I try to hand-feed as much as I can for my goldfish so they don't eat from the surface too much since the bits do float for a while.