🐠 Zoo Med Pleco Banquet Block: A Powerful Food Source for Healthy Plecos Review

Calcium Sulfate and Cellulose Powder. Not exactly what you would expect as the first two ingredients are listed in something meant to be fed to your pets. But I still decided to give it a try for our picky plecos. After two days in the aquarium, none of our three catfish showed any interest in him. So I put it in a tank with goldfish to see if they would eat it as they usually eat anything. As far as I can tell, they weren't interested at all. After two days in her aquarium I threw it away. It…

We recently bought a catfish and started feeding it. We then learned that our redtail shark (it's not really a shark - shhh, don't tell him) should eat them too. Each fish is a good size, so each fish needs its own. It's the last week so it was $8 a week which is pretty quick. We found them and the price was fantastic not to mention it was the same brand that we knew and wanted for our fish. We have ordered 10 pieces which will last us 5 weeks and we will have time to order more. I was also…

I have an albino bushino catfish and I can't get him to eat anything. I tried different fruits and vegetables. I've given her enough time to figure out it's food, but she never touches what I put in the tank. Every time I drop an Algae Waffle at night it gets completely ignored (clouds my tank and makes a terrible mess). That was my last hope and it seems to have worked. She's only been in my tank for a few days and I've seen her in there several times. Edit: She ate it. :) She loves these…

I bought this because I have a large Pleco in my 55 gallon Hiclide tank. My swarm of Red Pearl Chiclides always got to his sinking balls of seaweed before he could eat them. He keeps our tank perfectly clean but I was worried he didn't have enough food, especially for his size. I discovered this and decided to try it myself. Other reviews mentioned their fish had little to no interest in it so I was skeptical but let me tell you my fish loved it! It lived in our aquarium for four days and…

Calcium Sulphate and Cellulose Powder. Not exactly what you would expect as two of the first ingredients are listed on something to be fed to your pets. But I still decided to give it a try for our picky plecos. After two days in the aquarium, none of our three catfish showed any interest in him. So I put it in a tank with goldfish to see if they would eat it as they usually eat pretty much anything. As far as I can tell, they weren't interested at all. After two days in her aquarium I threw it