Omega One Freeze-Dried Brine Shrimp: High Protein Treats for Fish & Aquatic Pets

Nick: Pretty hard to write a negative review, unless maybe you are a fish yourself with a palette for freeze-dried shrimp cubes?

Canada on Oct 05, 2023

brandon turner: I give this to my beta as a Friday night treat. She always gets so excited for it.

Canada on Apr 09, 2023

Crystal: These are so so they disintegrate fast I'm not sure if I'll buy them again fish don't seem to really care for them they will peck at them but a lot of times it gets left

Canada on Sep 15, 2022

MuziMuzi: My guppies have baby fish. I'm trying to feed them with other fish food, but they seems don't like it. So I search and decided to try this brine shrimp. The top are ball shapes while the others at the bottom are all crumbs. Sooooo, well, since the fish is so small and I need to crumble them anyway. So not bad. Fish like it. I mean if you mind the crumbs from the bottom, you might need to think twice.

Canada on Jan 26, 2022

jbasile: I seldom write a review but this product continues to work well for me and felt it is noteworthy to convey my feedback.

My gold fish, the smallest being 6” long, receive floating pellets and flakes in the morning then pellets plus the brine shrimp in the evening. Watching them devour the shrimp before eating the pellets, I can only presume this is presentative of their preference of food choice.

The feeding regiment and the type of food has all 7 goldfish active and healthy, so much so that Brine shrimp will always be part of their diet. I highly recommend it.

Canada on Oct 05, 2021

Gus: I Bought this cause my bettas love it and they will only eat this food.
But after months of using this (6 to 8 months), my bettas started dying, they would bloat up and eventually die. All of them developed the same symptoms one after another they bloated and they died within 5 days. I can't 100% assure you that this product caused the death of my bettas, but it is suspicious.

United States on Jan 15, 2021

amber: I thought it smelt good but my bettas don’t eat it to much I’m not sure if I’m doing it right but I take little bits off and feed them once a day with it but they don’t really eat it to much most of it goes to the bottom of the tank.
UPdate: my fish love it it’s good for
Them and I have made it to where I give very little at a time until it’s eaten j still don’t like how it Dallas apart so quick makes having to clean the tank more often.

United States on Jul 11, 2020

Brittney Flick: My fish absolutely go bananas over these at feeding time and will completely ignore everything else until these are gone. They’re a bit big for my fish and I had to cut them into thirds at first but they’re growing like crazy so I cut them in half now. My only complaint is the bottom is completely full of crumbs that you really can’t feed out. No shrimp in it so it’ll just dirty your water. Overall I make sure to keep an extra container because they love this stuff.

United States on Nov 20, 2019

C. Zon: I had accidentally purchased regular freeze dried shrimp from PetSmart thinking they were brine shrimp. I have 8 Molly fry at the moment and they LOVED the live brine shrimp I hatched for them, but it's not the easiest thing to do. I don't have enough time to hatch them myself so I decided to try some freeze dried ones.

After a couple searches and reading of all of the reviews, I came across this one. I ordered it and tried it immediately upon arrival. The pellets looked HUGE so I was a bit concerned until I picked one up and felt how soft it was. It's easily crumbled into a fine powder by your fingers alone, but personally, I just broke them into miniature chunks and placed some in my tanks.

My three adult mollies went crazy for it and tore the smaller chunk to bits in no time, my fry too went crazy for it and slowly, as a team, tore apart the chunk as well. I personally was not a fan of pouring in the powder as it was a bit messy, but if you break up the pellets into smaller chunks, they're so soft, they're easy for the fish to break apart and eat.

I fully recommend if you're looking for great quality, reasonably priced, freeze dried brine shrimp. It's much...

United States on Sep 22, 2018

Momtographer: We have a 10 gallon tank (yes, I know it’s small...now that we know more about fish keeping, but it will be a little while until we upgrade). Anyway, we have been giving our fish frozen brine shrimp and it is kind of a pain to get a teeny frozen chunk for our small aquarium. These freeze dried ones seemed like a good solution.
They are ok. They are chunks about the size of a marble. It is was way too much food for our tank so I have to break them up. This creates a mega mess. I guess I was envisioning the freeze dried bloodworms we have where it is easy to get a pinch of food. The fish like them, though, so that is a plus!

United States on Jan 10, 2018