Tetra BloodWorms 0.25 Oz, Freeze-Dried Food

bought these for my Betta fish as been getting cheaper but you can tell the quality straight away these are totally different and a lot better quality and the perfect size and you only need a few so will last ages, my fish love these will continue to buy this brands only now .

Just like the picture Very happy with this product

Ordered these to feed my carnivorous plants. The plants seem to enjoy them and they are exactly what they are described to be.

I remember when my community tanks thought this was filet mignon. Unfortunately, my predator tank has already experienced Frozen bloodworms, and now will not touch these.

I must admit, besides being more like fresh, Frozen have yet another advantage: They are significantly less Dusty. The dust is known to trigger allergies.

That said, Frozen bloodworms are also extremely expensive compared to freeze-dried. Therefore, I was really hoping my fish would accept these, because I would like to keep Electric blue acara, & they are expensive fish that require expensive food. Alas.

It appears I will get a school of Colombians instead. I have had an opaline blue gourami, & she tortured my favorite fish: an elderly pacu. He likes to chase tetras, so the Colombians will work well. I have had them in my 75 before.

I am not sure how to rate flavor, I am not about to taste a blood worm. However, based on the fish’s response to the food, it gets 5 stars!
Overall, Tetra Blood Worms Freeze Dried Treat saved our Betta. I would recommend this to anyone with a Betta. But more specifically, one that has no idea what they are doing with a fish and are at that point where their child has bugged them enough for a fish, that you finally cave.
We received our fish mid-April as a birthday gift for my son and had Betta food that was recommended at the pet store. It did not seem like the fish was eating the food. After a few weeks the fish started looking rough. It was losing its gorgeous color and its fins seemed to be deteriorating. We thought, for sure, the fish was not going to make it and started prepping for how to handle this with our young son.
As a last ditch effort, I started searching the web for what may be wrong with our Betta and found many open ended answers. The fish seemed to take in the food we had and spit it out. One site said they were eating and taking small bites, another said maybe it was too big? One site someone commented how their Betta loves Blood Worms and gets excited when they see it coming. I laughed about it, and thought, we will give it a shot. Then I can at least tell my son we tried.
So, the food came just in the nick of time. It was on the bottom of the tank, blackish looking…the beautiful blue and orangey red it originally was, gone. The fish was on its last leg/fin. I put a little food in and watched intently for about 10 minutes. Finally, the Betta went up and nibbled. A piece went in his mouth, then out. This happened a few times, and I figured same thing. Failure. But then, another bite, and it stayed in! I watched it continue to nibble. I fed it again that night. The next morning, it’s color already started coming back and it was more active. Today is day 4 on the food. The fish is back in action! Color is coming back beautifully and super active. Dare I say, it even gets excited when it sees me coming with the food?! Tetra Blood Worms Freeze Dried Treat Is a must for anyone with a Betta!

I bought these for my venus fly trap that I have indoors. Just hydrate them and feed. Fast delivery, will purchase again