AMZEY Brine Shrimp Freeze-Dried Fish Food, 0.45-oz jar - Chewy.com

Amzey Brine Shrimp Freeze-Dried Fish Food

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Rated 4.25 out of 5 stars
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  • High in protein, minerals, fatty acids and vitamins.
  • Just as nutritious as live food, but without the risk of parasites and bacteria.
  • 100% natural, with no additives, chemicals or preservatives.
  • Stimulate growth and enhance color in both freshwater and saltwater fish.
  • Sold in a plastic jar with a screw-top lid for easy storage, no refrigeration needed.

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Questions & Answers

4 Customer Questions

where are ingredients sourced?
Answer by Chewy • Mar 24, 2021
This food is made in China.
Is this good for betta fry
Answer by Chewy • Feb 07, 2021
This Fish Food is suitable for Neon Fish, Guppies Fish, Angel Fish, Betta Fish, Marine, Catfish, Cichlids, Goldfish, turtle and more.
My Oscar had babies and they said I need brine shrimp to feed the little guys is this correct
Answer by Chewy • Dec 27, 2021
These freeze-dried brine shrimp may be given as part of an Oscar fish diet. Oscar Fish are omnivorous and in the wild, they mostly feed on Crustaceans, Insects and plant matter. But as they are omnivorous, you should occasionally feed them plant-based food like different types of vegetables like Spinach, Cucumber, Lettuce, etc.
I need bribe shrimp for some baby fish I wasn’t expecting without the time to hatch the brine shrimp would the baby fish be able to eat this or is it more of a large pellet?
Answer by Chewy • Oct 29, 2020
This food is in pellet form.

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Rated 4.25 out of 5 stars
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8 Customer Reviews

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Laura22 on Jun 2, 2022

Won't eat

My betta girl will not eat these. I tried breaking them into tiny pieces but she still spits them out. I've tried on several occasions. I've seen her attack and eat enormous pellets, but these freeze dried things are just not working for her. I'm hoping to be able to find someone local to take them.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Sandy on Jan 18, 2022

Happy guarmi

Let me preface by saying that my fish are unbelievably picky, it is almost ridiculous. I bought this brand brine shrimp bc the other brand was out. I've done this before, bought a different brand of the same thing, and the fish didnt like it! Well, my fish LOVE this brand. So much so that I am leaving this review on their behalf.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Melissa on Apr 2, 2022

Exactly as advertised

Our fish love these , arrived as expected, great value

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By jimmiejk on Nov 29, 2021

always great to deal with, timely delivery and great communication.

Great product, the fish love it. Chewy always sends great products and their communication is top notch. I highly recommend them for all of your pet needs

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Jones on Mar 14, 2022

Fish food bought

Good stuff bought mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Sabine on Sep 1, 2021

Rainbow, my betta fish

Does not like this stuff. It's too crumbly and does not float.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Demeter on Feb 6, 2021

Brine Shrimp Cubes

I see a lot of others expected these to come in little bits rather than cubes, I knew what to expect though. The fish eat it just fine but it contains rather small brine shrimp that break up very easily, not a problem for nano fish. Also noticed what seemed like a "burnt" side to the cubes that didn't break up as easily in water. If I were to compare, I prefer the Omega One cubes as the individual shrimp are a fair bit larger and it doesn't crumble as easily when dry. Only thing these have on omega one is the higher protein content.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Bugs on Dec 7, 2020

excites my clown loaches

they appear to love it and it seems to brighten their color. also the dried food doesn't foul the water but then again they don't let anything float in there very long. that includes the fish that USED to try to live with them.