Review on Wardley Fish Supplies and Nutrition by Chris Kajzer

My fish don't seem to care too much. I have 6 GloFish tetras, 2 Cory Albino catfish and 1 Juhlii (sp?) catfish. GloFish obviously don't eat pellets but play with them by sinking to the bottom. Sometimes they have a little volleyball game and it's very nice. volley pellet. My 3 catfish eat it, but somehow reluctantly. I change their food to make it interesting and they definitely like other food more e.g. B. Waffles. The difference in their behavior once I drop the waffle is quite noticeable. They don't usually examine her with bullets, even if she lands right in front of them. I often have to fish for thick wet pellets when they won't eat them. It's pretty soft just after the dive. Sometimes little turkeys will spill soggy pellets EVERYWHERE as they swim through them as if they weren't there. Waffles: I can toss a whole waffle in the aquarium and soon I have all 3 catfish (Corey, "Nemo" and Julie) clinging to a waffle and rooting around! Waffles don't stand a chance. Also, these pellets will cloud your water if you don't remove leftover food from the tank. If I feel that way 💯, then I have to say that waffles also cloud the water. I found this out because they didn't eat anything for the first few days I had them. The waffles stood like that for a while and clouded the water. Like an oil stain, the granulate leaves this bizarre, shimmering shimmer on the water surface. My filter eventually cleared it, and that foam was so, so gross, frozen. I tried again just to see if it's just a coincidence and maybe there's another source. nope Did the same thing to them again. I've never experienced that with other foods. It reminds me of really cheap, low quality chocolate. For example, small foil-wrapped chocolate basketballs, soccer balls, etc. They taste like tin, but worse, they leave a strange waxy coating in the mouth. That's what this thing reminds me of, but the fish version. And no slime lol