Dennerle Shrimp King Complete 1.587 oz (45g) - Premium Shrimp Food for Balanced, Healthy Growth, molting, colorfulness and Joy of Reproduction

I've had very good experiences with the Shrimp King line of foods. The Yummy Gum and the Complete have both been favs of my yellow shrimp. It took a couple of feedings for them to pick up on the foods scent, but once they did, it's a pig pile! I've been using the Baby food for thesuoer tiny little critters I recover from my pre-filters and cleaning waste. I'm getting a bunch of the buggers surviving to maturity in my incubator tank. It all seems to be very good stuff.

All aquatics loved it. My shrimp couldn’t get to it because guppies and Cory was all over it

Great product however my trash shrimp prefer snail poop. You win some you lose some.

Shrimp love this. If you can , make sure to get a good amount.

these pellets hit my shrimp tank like crack in the 80s. they eat tf out of this food. it’s recommended to only keep enough food to last 1-3 months for optimal nutrition, so a small container should be just fine even with hundreds of shrimp, considering i’ve had this container for a lot longer than that lol

This seller is awesome. I received the shrimp food right away, nicely packaged. As a free gift I also received a sample of banana leaves and snail food. They also included a cute little sticker that my youngest promptly stuck on my fudge. The shrimp food. My cherry shrimps like it. However there are some tiny white pieces in the sticks that my shrimps don’t seem too fond of so I had to vacuum them out of the tanks. Funny enough, the snail food sample was the biggest hit in my tank. Every single shrimp came out, I didn’t even know I had so many in there. The snails had a hard time even getting near it. When I finish this order of complete I’ll try another flavor they have for the shrimps. Also, these sticks are pretty big. They’re fine for my 55 gallon tank, but for my 5 gallons and smaller I needed to break them up.

We recently started using these and they make an incredible difference. We suppliment feeding with a few of these sticks three times a week for a population of about 30 shrimp in a 5 gallon tank. They all flock to it and overflow the dish within seconds of being in the tank. We usually include a bit of a different product as well just to make sure they're getting everything they need but their main focus is clearly these. We struggled with breeding (I think due to lack of the right nutrition) but after using these for three weeks, we already have at least 3 newly berried females. I absolutely recommend this product. For reference, this is the cycle we use now: Day 1: 2-3 Shrimp King Sticks + 4-5 pebbles Hikari Shrimp Cuisine Day 2: None Day 3: 2-3 Shrimp King Sticks + 1 Tetra Algea Wafer Day 4: None Day 5: 2-3 Shrimp King Sticks + 2-3 sticks Hikari Crab Cuisine Day 6: None Day 7: 15% water change + Bacter AE Feeding dish is removed after a few hours to cut down on the detritus. Shrimp are removed for a good tank cleaning and gravel siphoning on the fourth 7th day. Our water is always super clear, there is a healthy amount of established biofilm and the nitrogen cycle is balanced well. This schedule is proving to be working amazingly so far and we're going to upgrade the tank size soon to keep up with the breeding.

I've only had my shrimps for a couple weeks. I thought they were running out of scuzz to eat, so I figured I would give them some actual food. The first time I fed a stick, they ignored it so I fished it out and threw it away. They must still have had plenty of scuzz. The second time I put in a half stick, and one shrimp ate some. Too much scuzz still. Today a few shrimps were sort of pacing around the tank instead of contentedly munching scuzz so I thought, I shall try again. I put in a half stick. Eight shrimps descended upon it, and a feeding frenzy ensued. Some of the shrimps even seemed to be boxing each other over tiny wads of stick. Then, a gang of Malaysian Trumpet snails writhed out of the substrate and made a ring around the shrimps, like hyenas waiting for lions to leave a kill. A real Mutual of Omaha moment. So the moral of this story is, if your shrimps don't take to the food right away, try again later.

My shrimp like these so as long as they are happy so am i. good buy.