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Nano Banquet Food Blocks

$7.00
$7.00
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  • Packed With Plankton and Spirulina
  • Feeds Tanks for an Extended Time
  • Will Not Make Water Cloudy

Nano Banquet Food Blocks are ideal for feeding the inhabitants of your nano aquarium over an extended period of time. These are especially useful if you go on vacation and want to ensure your fish aren't going hungry. Nano Banquet Blocks can also be part of your regular food rotation as they contain nutritious plankton & spirulina to support the long-term health of your fish, shrimp and snails. 

Customer Reviews

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Steve D. (Chicago, IL, US)
I use it to supplement my shrimp

The shrimp seem to really enjoy the cubes. I add one every week.

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Marc F. (Anaheim, CA, US)
Nano food blocks

Everything I order from Aquarium Co-op comes in excellent condition, in a reasonable time and is total quality.

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Joe H. (Washington, DC, US)
Nano Banquet Food Blocks

These blocks are awesome! I have red cherry shrimp, (Neocaridina), and had trouble finding a food they really like and that I would actually see them eat. Well they absolutely go crazy on these blocks! Order came quick and in great condition (as usual with the Co-Op) and quickly went from 4 to 40 shrimp!

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J (New Orleans, LA, US)
Ghost shrimp love them

Easy way to feed my ghost shrimp. I haven't found them at any of the bug chain stores around me so I'll definitely keep buying them from here. Plus, shipping is super fast with Aquarium Co-op.

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Derek D. (Columbus, MS, US)
Convenient size

I prefer the size of these nano banquet blocks to the large ones. The small size allows you to place more than one in the tank in different locations. I haven’t seen my shrimp or snails eating on it, but my bristlenose pleco did a little bit. The others might be feeding on it at night. Regardless, it adds some calcium to the water as it dissolves.

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