Bio-Pure Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp for Pets, 0.42-Ounce

Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze Dried Brine Shrimp is an excellent treat for aquarium fish. My fish go crazy for it! The shrimp are freeze-dried to preserve nutrients, making them a healthy and protein-rich addition to their diet. The 0.42-ounce container is convenient and easy to store, and the shrimp stay fresh without any mess. A small amount goes a long way, and it’s easy to sprinkle into the tank without clouding the water. Overall, this is a high-quality, nutritious, and tasty food that my fish absolutely love.

Perfect, our fish love their treats.

Quality fish food. Fish love it

I bought these for my very picky painted turtle. It’s hard for me to keep her happy and she likes the flavor, so that makes these worth the money. However, about a quarter of the container is powdery, which is useless to me because she only eats these from the compacted cube form. Could do with more cubes and less loose material, but otherwise good.

I’m a new fish owner and I bought them 5 different types of food for variety (excessive I know) but they refuse to eat ANY of them besides this one. They love it. I will continue to buy! FYI in this video I definitely fed them way too much and didn’t grind up the pieces small enough but I’ve learned my lesson. Three of my fish only eat about less than half a cube per meal.

I have a tank of 16 neon tetras and they absolutely love the flavor. But they can't eat most of the pieces. Even if I crush it down to basically powder it still seems to swell up to pieces that are too big for their dainty little bites. Or that powder dissolves into the water and disappears before they can take a good bite of it. I usually end up with a lot of wasted material floating at the top, much more than you would expect given the size of the cube, which I have to net out before bed. I can't vouch for the flavor, they smell awful, like most fish foods. Every time I open the package I have to remind myself not to breathe. My corys seem interested in the flavor but I don't think anything actually makes it down far enough for them to get a good bite. I usually throw a couple cory discs down there for them to munch on if the tetras are getting this shrimp. I'll use it up but I don't think I'll buy more, not for tetras anyway.

I have tetras, platies and swords who can't wait to receive a pinch of this each evening. Pleasant smell too and doesn't overpower.

My 5 Goldie’s and 1 of my 2 Cory’s go crazy for this stuff. I’m thoroughly entertained and enjoy watching them eat this. This sends them darting through the water to catch a bite as if in their natural element since it’s easily circulated throughout the tank by the flow of the water filtration system rather than pellets that float on the surface requiring no effort. One cube is way too much. I cut it in half and place in a bit of water to soften. Then, pour the food in the tank and watch them go. On my subscribe and save.

Goods arrived very quickly. My inhabitants of my tank (fish and shrimp ) love them

Das Produkt ist sehr gut und wird von Fischen ohne bedenken aufgenommen, was nicht mehr immer der Fall ist. Habe laufend gute Erfahrungen mit Produkten von Hikari

Well, I think my fishes should be the one to write this review, and if they were, I'm pretty sure they would have written how much they love this product, and just how fast they finish the food. I'm feeding hikari blood worms, hikari tubiflex, and hikari brine shrimps for about 4 weeks now. I keep changing their food. Who likes daal chawal for life??? 😂 Anyway, I'll tell you the result and let that speak for itself. My fish are getting healthier by day and more vibrant in their colors, the food doesn't produce high levels/ spikes of ammonia in water. So, I don't have to stress over feeding time. But it's always a good idea to remove excess food after 10-15 minutes and I do that. The three hikari products together cost me close to Rs. 4500/-, and seems pretty steep. But I'm happy to see my fish happy and healthy. It's totally worth it. P.S. Hikari tubiflex is costliest. And my fishes eat those from my hand like spoiled pampered brats. May be they are. 😂

Goldfish love these. I didn't expect them to like croutons, but the description is right - no murky water. They're very soft crouton-like food that instantly becomes mush once in contact with the water. Good for community tanks, I try to hand-feed as much as I can for my goldfish so they don't eat from the surface too much since the bits do float for a while.

This product is worth trying. My turtle loves it and so do my fish.