Dennerle Shrimp King Snow Pops Brown 1.4 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Die Zwerggarnelen sind ganz verrückt danach. Sehr empfehlenswert

My neocaridina shrimps love it

mes crevettes raffolent de ces morceaux de nourriture. permet de donner à mon sens de meilleurs chances aux crevettes de bien vivre, dans de tres bonnes conditions

Shrimp love the snow pops food. I do not feed this all the time but for a change in food.

Shrimp King Snow Pops was a huge hit with my shrimp colony. I've fed it to both my neocaridinas and caridinas. As soon as the food stick sinks to the bottom, suddenly all of the shrimp will "wake up" from lazily and slowly grazing and immediately swim all over and sprint across the tank trying to look for where the stick fell. Clearly it smells good in the water to attract them! Food type: Its compacted soybean hull, which sounds boring and unappealing to me but they will fight over it and eat it vigorously. According to my shrimp, Shrimp King Snow pops >>> the biofilm and algae lol. Food format: the snow pops comes in little food sticks, about 5mm to 15mm long sticks. I like that the food sticks sink to the bottom completely intact, and within about 5-10 seconds it will start to swell and expand in size and become a big log-sized clump. I appreciate that it doesn't disappear and "disintegrate" into the water and dirty up the tank; even if pieces fall off, they still remain in clumps that's easy for the shrimp to find. Also another thing that's nice is shrimp can easily grab soft clumps of the food in their claws and walk away with it, which lets the baby shrimp join in for dinner time as well. With some other round-pellet type food, the adult shrimp will hog entire pellets and it can be hard to make sure the baby shrimp get some too. With this swelling stick/clumpy food type, everyone gets to eat. I also feed my shrimp the Shrimp King Complete and Shrimp King Color on other days and rotate the food. I'm careful not to overfeed meat-based foods (Complete and Color) because leftover might rot and dirty the water, but the Snow Pops are just soybean hulls so its more OK if the shrimp take longer to eat. My only problem is the Snow Pops are kind of expensive. I'll pay a premium for the Complete and Color formulas, but you can get soybean hull shrimp food for cheaper from other brands.