Omega One Super Color Flakes 5.3 oz

I have tanks with guppies and endlers and they like these flakes a lot. No water quality issues or weird deaths and they frenzy to eat it. I'm buying this one again.

The flakes are very inconsistent in size. There are very large pieces that are very hard and the fish can’t eat it.

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Exactly as described. I usually buy this at petsmart but this cost the same and shipped super fast!!

The fish says it’s the tastiest and so nutritious

I feel this product is bringing out GREAT color in my fish. I will continue to buy from this company.

I really appreciate the ingredients in this fish food. The entire Omega One food line of products is high quality and you will pay more for it but in my opinion, it's worth the cost. I've noticed the color has popped more in my tank since I added this into the rotation of food and I'd like to make it a staple food.It will take a couple weeks of regular feeding to start to see the difference but I think you'll be surprised by the results.

This food is really great for bringing out the red color of my barbs and tetras. Most of my fish are omnivores that do best with a mix of plant and meat based ingredients. This food is almost all meat, so I only feed it a few times per week and Tetra Color Plus flakes the rest of the time. Whenever I move a pair from my 55 gallon tanks to a separate 10 gallon tank for breeding, I switch them to just this food until they have spawned. The shift to this food has been enough to condition them so I no long mess with buying or raising live food for them when conditioning for breeding.It does not contain copper as a preservative, so I also feed it to my freshwater shrimp once per week. Since the shrimp are primarily algae eaters, I feed them pellets that are lower protein the remainder of the week. Since I began supplementing the shrimp's food with these flakes, they have also had improvements in color and breeding rate as well.If you have carnivores that will take flakes, this food's top ingredients are Salmon, Halibut, and Shrimp, with wheat flour and Kelp being the lesser ingredients for carbs, fiber, and vitamins.The large 5.3oz lasts me a long time, so I keep the container in my freezer and take out enough to last a month or so into a smaller container. The cost per ounce for the 5.3 oz container does not cost any more than lower quality foods in small containers.