This food sucks. None of my fish liked it, it clouded the water, and the fish that did eat it lost color. Go with a higher quality food.

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CORRECTED video of my fish. This link works. For sure. Really.

Tanks:
20g long: 4 panda cories, 1 honey gourami, 1 apistogramma borellii, 1 male cacatuoides
20g High: 3 bolivian rams, 12 rasboras
8g hex: empty
5g: empty

Well, this, like all wardley foods, is absolute junk.

Only one of my cories actually tasted this, he nibbled on it slightly. None of the other coriese would eat it, and eventually I had to switch back to the old foods before they starved. All the cories lost most of their color, and it clouded the water and added some much more nitrates than if I had fed an actual food.

Sometimes I like to go out and buy stuff, just to try it out and see what people are talking about. That is what I did, tried these pellets a few weeks ago. With all my experiments, I have found that all of wardley's foods should not be fed. Ever.

This food was popular with my corys. My clown loaches didn't give it a second look. It messes up the tank as it quickly dissolves and gets into the water column. IF it was the only fish food left it would be ok - otherwise I would probably suggest to find a better substitute.

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Fish are friends, not an expendable entertainment device!

I would not but any wardley products... ZERO quality

I've never had it cloud my water, and my cories have always eaten it.

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55g - 1 oscar and 1 red zebra
30g(planted) - 3 Trilineatus cories, 3 peppered cories, 1 female betta, 2 gold rasboras, and snails.
50g - 4 lethrinops intermedius
46g Hex - 2 black neon tetras, 3 bloodfin tetras, 3 blue tetras, 2 snakeskin gouramis, 3 Agassizi corys, 2 von rio tetras ,and 1 pleco

These things fly apart about as soon as they hit the water, not 1 fish liked it..

Lesson learned.. :(

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75g - 20 cardinals : 7 panda cory : 5 Julii cory : 9 zebra danios : 1 CAE : 2 SAE : 2 yo-yos : 1 BN
25g: 5 long-finned zebra danios

Medium quality food for bottom dwellers. As long as the food is kept dry in storage it will not cloud the water. All my corries and cats LOVE the stuff.

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75G Coldwater Setup (May 2011)
Angelfish Fry Development Project

My cories go after the food readily, but anything they don't eat gets stuck under the gravel quickly. As with all Wardley products it is readily available, yet lacking in quality. If you choose this kind of food make sure to offer your fish high quality supplements or live food every now and then.

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A severe lack of trichogaster.

Just because your Gourami is sick does not mean it is always Iridovirus, DGIV, Gourami Disease, et cetera.
Look at all the other factors in your tank before coming to this conclusion.

Bought this before I knew better. The fish would eat it but it makes a total mess in the tank and is loaded with fillers. Threw the rest of it out.

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Originally Posted by i_am_511

Lighten up its just the internet its not like someone came in your house and punched a baby in the face.

Bought this a long long time ago, threw it away. Some will accept it but its not high enough in quality for that to matter imo

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This food is filled with mostly fillers. Wheat, soy, corn and yeast. None of these are need or are any good for fish.

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55 gallon planted community
30 gallon planted community
10 gallon planted wild type guppies and cherry shrimp
2X5.5

Got these before the Omega one pellets what a mistake used twice then tossed they make your water very cloudy and they break up to fast.

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I dropped a few of these in my tank one time and walked away. I returned a few minutes later and was alarmed by the giant piles of mystery glop on the gravel. Then I figured out that it was the "exploded" shrimp pellets, which were totally untouched by all of my fish (even the normally voracious ones). Yuck. The way they expand and break up makes it difficult to fish them back out again - what a mess.