Omega One Freeze-Dried Mysis Shrimp Freshwater & Marine Fish Treat

This is the second time I buy this food. All my fish, small and large, go crazy for it. They do not waste a single morsel. I have made it a part of their daily diet and my fish are extremely healthy and happy.

Product was correct but the safety seal was totally unsealed and down inside the canister. The plastic lid was on the canister but unsure how fresh the product is with the seal off. Have bought many canisters before of fishfood without any problems. Will be cautious ordering fishfood when I can't check the seal in the future.

This container arrived so tightly packed that when I opened it, these smelly shrimp spilled out everywhere. Massive cleanup. They stink so badly that I have to keep the container in a ziploc bag to help with the smell. Also, since I’m feeding this to my betta and this food sinks right away, I have to cut them into betta bite size pieces. Not fun.

So much easier and cheaper than frozen mysis. Glad I made the switch.

My 75 gallon tank is inhabited by several varieties of goldfish, each several years old. The Orandas, Moor, and other deep bodied fish are prone to incomplete digestion, which can make the poor fish float belly up til they can excrete those internal gas bubbles. These little dried mysis shrimp make for a helpful GI "cleanse," plus they provide a novel item to hunt and stalk at the surface. I've found adding a few little shrimp as an afternoon snack once a week, helps keep my deep bodies fish from developing those GI gas troubles. My fish would give these a thumbs up, if they had thumbs....

Good quality and fast delivery. Will continue to buy products will recommend to my friends.

My fish all seem to like this. It floats, so it doesn't create a mess, and the crumbs are cleaned up by the cleaning crew. Compared be to frozen shrimp, this wins hands down

My betas love it. Better then the pellets. His color is beta, he is more active aldo.

My aquatic frogs seem to like these. My fish do also. Lots in the bittle- should last a while

I was buying frozen krill, shrimp, etc. for a puffer we added to the tank. Needless to say, frozen is a pain in the rear. We recently went away for a few days and asked a family member to check in and feed the critters. I decided prior to leaving that we needed to find something a little easier to feed the fish so that our pet sitter didn't have to try to figure portion sizes, wait for the food to thaw, and all the fun involved with frozen food. Found this searching chewy.com, ordered it, and tried it out before we left. The puffer was perfectly happy and ate it without a problem.