Shrimp King Complete Food

First things first, Shrimp King products are fantastic. My shrimps love it and I can't wait to get different Shrimp King products. One can only assume that whoever is buying the Shrimp King products knows how great they are because of someone's reccomendation. Whether it is a YouTuber or a personal reccomendation.Secondly I have to applaud the packaging. I received my package from SevenSeaSupply. Not only did I get the Shrimp King complete food, but along with the food I received some sample foods which are pictured. I thought that was a fantastic touch!! It was a pleasant surprise. And I also received a CO2 tablet.All in all I think this product is a product that will speak for itself.

When I feed my Crystal red shrimp and Sakura shrimp these pellets, they go nuts! They all come, including the Nerite snail, to feast. Great shrimp food, no complaints.

My shrimp love this stuff!

This is, hands down, the very best Shrimp Food on the planet! The way it flakes open is wonderful, and it contains the best ingredients with no preservatives! I recommend feeding Shrimp King Complete every day in a shrimp feeding dish (i.e., the acrylic or glass circular kind). Carefully remove the dish each morning, rinse it, and put Shrimp King Complete in it again. Bacter AE is also great stuff, but use gingerly; too much can increase nitrates. Highly recommended, though, as it can really boost up new-born shrimp survival. For a 20 gallon tank, I give 1/4th to 1/3 a spoonful twice a week. That is plenty good enough. Use less at first, for a week or two. I also recommend soaking Oak leaves in a (non-airtight) gallon container of tap water... and occasionally putting a leaf that has soaked for a good number of days into the shrimp aquarium. They love to eat it! Unsprayed dandelion leaves that are young can also be microwaved for 1 minute and then placed in the shrimp aquarium for the shrimp to eat; they love it! Grape leaves too! I use a small gravel vac, clean 10% every two weeks, and check the siphoned water for baby shrimp with a flashlight in a rectangular bin (that the water was siphoned into). A little baster is used to return babies to the tank. Matten filters are highly recommended for shrimp aquariums!Keep shrimpin'! :)