PE PELLETS Saltwater 2mm - 4oz

I used frozen and liquid mysis containing foods and although my clowns and cardinals love them both i found it really difficult to control what i introduce to the tank. With both frozen and liquid versions so much excess would get missed by the fish and float away/dissolve. Every time i feed those foods i keep thinking how much i am polluting my water since less than half is getting eaten. With these pellets greater than 90% is eaten. I sprinkle a tiny pinch at a time and they float for a short period and the fish go crazy and eat it on the surface. After a few seconds they sink and the fish follow it down and rarely does anything make it to the bottom uneaten. I do this for a minute and then discontinue feeding. Less waste = Less Pollution in my reef tank.Pros:No thawing.. ready to feedFloats for a short period allowing fish to eat before any sinks to the bottomAllows for easy portion control and possibly auto feedingConsSmells worse then frozen/liquid foods. I am ok with that.

The rich are happy and show great color. It is my go to food for my small reef tank.

This stuff might as well be crack for your fish and corals. EVERYTHING readily eats it (ok, so our urchin doesn't, but he shouldn't anyway). I've never seen a feeding reaction in fish or LPS (or SPS with a significantly large mouth), softies, etc. I spot-feed rock & mini-maxi anenomes and their mouths open gaping wide in nothing flat. The fish simply can't get enough of it. Lobos, acans, even when I powder it between my fingers, corals like blasto merlettii and pectinia will readily gobble it up. I'll still use rotifers for some filter feeders, along with freshly hatched brine shrimp, but this stuff triggers a feeding reaction like nothing else I've ever used - including Hikari frozen foods and pellets.

All of my saltwater fish go absolutely nuts for this stuff. This is by far the most universally accepted pellet food I have used. It's a bit on the pricey side to use daily for my size tank and stock list, but when I am acclimating a fish and trying to get it to eat pellets, this has become a staple for transitioning them from live and frozen foods. As far as pellet size goes, the pellets are small enough to be consumed by all but the smallest of fish. My 1.5" chromis and lyretail anthias have no problem with it. I would say the typical size is more like 0.75mm, even though the label says 1mm.

Fish love it but size is a bit bigger than I expected

Great fish food when you can get it. My latest order has not arrived yet. Amazon's shipping has definitely gotten worse in the last 6 months. No such thing as getting your packages in 2 days anymore.

This is a great deal on a good amount of food nice pieces

All of our tropical fish seem to like it.Small round balls easily eaten by small fish like neons, enjoyed by all hunting down the sinking pellets (ordered the small form factor).