Two Little Fishies ATLSVPS4 Sea Veg-Purple Seaweed, 1-Ounce Pouch

This is hands down the best nori product that I have found on the market. My Tomini tang, coral beauty angelfish, lawnmower blend, and even clownfish all love this. I will occasionally soak it in a little bit of Selcon for added nutrients. I fold it into a tight ball and then clip that onto the glass with a suction cup. I like that nori also has a high iodine content which is good at replenishing that element on my reef, since I don’t have a means of dosing iodine directly. My fish are all very healthy, free of disease, and I contribute that to good water quality along with a healthy diet. I would recommend this to anyone with a saltwater tank with omnivorous fish.

My hippo tang is normally a picky eater but will devour a sheet of this in a day. Highly recommend for finicky eaters.

TLF by far has the best algae sheets on the market!! The bag is re closable with a good zip seal like a ZIPLOC bag which keeps the algae nice and fresh and it never gets crumbly. The purple is the only color my sailfin tang will eat so that is what my tank gets. I have tried the red and green and he will not go near it. Everyone else eats the purple too including my clownfish, solar wrasse, lemon peel and coral beauty. I usually feed half a sheet a day soaked in a little selcon and then put on an algae clip folded in half and cut little strips in it so they can pull smaller pieces off without the whole sheet floating around the tank. I would recommend feeding your tank algae even if you don't have tangs its great to offer a diverse diet to your fish. Flake food is a thing of the past with all the options out there now frozen, freeze dried, and fresh spend the extra 5 minutes and give your fish the care they deserve. I would highly recommend TLF sea veggies over the cheap asain market sheets any day. We have spent a ton of money on our tanks why cheap out on the food.

The price is a little more than I wanted to spend but my tang really likes it so its worth it. It hasnt wanted anything else I've given it.

I have been feeding the same green seaweed since forever. On a lark, I thought I would try to mix things up. I've introduced lettuce and gave the purple a shot. This looked like ordinary seaweed, felt like ordinary seweed... but it is definitely NOT your local Petco seaweed. I have never seen those fish so excited for nori. There were splashes as they were literally jumping out of the water - note to self ... lids on next time. I have some seriously happy fish. (The tank family includes 1 x yellow tang. 1 x hippo tang, 2 x pajama cardinals. 3 x green chromis, 1 x 6 line wrasse, 1 x percola clown named Periwinkle, 1 x snowflake clown, 1 x anthia and one random blenny) Happy happy Happy fish One last note, this product has these cool little perforations on each sheet. It makes it very easy to fold and snap off what you need.

So all my algae eaters really adore this. My stock of those who will eat this includes a purple tang, two bar rabbitfish, Midas blenny, and a female clown. This nori softens pretty quick so I only use a half sheet and will sometimes hand-feed the Midas blenny letting it soften up before I put it on my algae clip. That way when it gets ripped apart the free-floating bits are perfect for the Midas to snag. Would definitely buy again.

Nothing special seem to be consistent as all other purple algae out there.