Weekend Tropical 5 Day Feeding Block Fish Food
Weekend Tropical 5 Day Feeding Block Fish Food
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Tetra® Weekend Tropical Feeding Block is a slow-release feeding block full of quality nutrition designed to feed your tropical fish for up to 5 days. The 100% plaster-free, gel-based block will not dissolve and when used as directed, allowing you to leave it in the aquarium even after regular feeding is resumed. It is designed to be used when you’re away from your tank for a few days, allowing fish to eat from the block as they become hungry. This block won’t disintegrate on its own – food is released when fish nibble on the food. For particularly large, hungry fish, such as large cichlids or loaches, you can add another feeding block to the recommended amounts – see packaging for details. For fish used to eating at the surface, try breaking off a bit of the gel block before adding the block to your aquarium. Once the block has settled, release the remaining portion directly over the block so your fish can locate the temporary food source. Since 1951, Tetra has developed the world’s most comprehensive body of fish food knowledge, and fishkeeping enthusiasts have looked to the brand for products and solutions that add ease and beauty to their home. Whether you're an experienced hobbyist or just starting out, Tetra has everything you need – from a large variety of quality fish food and innovative equipment to test kits and decor. FEEDS FISH WHILE YOU’RE AWAY: Slow-release gel block is designed to nourish your tropical fish for up to 5 days. QUALITY NUTRITON: Won’t dissolve on its own – food is released when fish nibble on the block. PROCARE FORMULA: Helps support fish’s immune system for optimal health and long life. 100% PLASTER FREE: Gel block won’t wreak havoc on your water quality. USAGE: Just drop in your tank to feed tropical fish for up to 5 days – see product label for complete instructions.Product Description
Tetra® Weekend Tropical Feeding Block is a slow-release feeding block full of quality nutrition designed to feed your tropical fish for up to 5 days. The 100% plaster-free, gel-based block will not dissolve and when used as directed, allowing you to leave it in the aquarium even after regular feeding is resumed. It is designed to be used when you’re away from your tank for a few days, allowing fish to eat from the block as they become hungry. This block won’t disintegrate on its own – food is released when fish nibble on the food. For particularly large, hungry fish, such as large cichlids or loaches, you can add another feeding block to the recommended amounts – see packaging for details. For fish used to eating at the surface, try breaking off a bit of the gel block before adding the block to your aquarium. Once the block has settled, release the remaining portion directly over the block so your fish can locate the temporary food source. Since 1951, Tetra has developed the world’s most comprehensive body of fish food knowledge, and fishkeeping enthusiasts have looked to the brand for products and solutions that add ease and beauty to their home. Whether you're an experienced hobbyist or just starting out, Tetra has everything you need – from a large variety of quality fish food and innovative equipment to test kits and decor. FEEDS FISH WHILE YOU’RE AWAY: Slow-release gel block is designed to nourish your tropical fish for up to 5 days. QUALITY NUTRITON: Won’t dissolve on its own – food is released when fish nibble on the block. PROCARE FORMULA: Helps support fish’s immune system for optimal health and long life. 100% PLASTER FREE: Gel block won’t wreak havoc on your water quality. USAGE: Just drop in your tank to feed tropical fish for up to 5 days – see product label for complete instructions.Reviews
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
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dandd from
Killed my fish in less than 12 hours
As above, I put this in the tank, clouded it completely and one fish died. Have taken it out and chagnged water, now were late leaving for holiday, don't use this
Date published: 2024-08-04
Rated 1 out of
5
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Tamela from
If I could rate zero I would
I had a very well established tank with fish that I've had for quite some time and doing very well until I used this product. I went away for 3 nights and 2 days, and thought this product qould be just right to feed my community. I came home to a weird and not pleasant smell, discovered it was coming from a completely annihilated aquarium!!!! To say this disk turned the water bad is an understatement! I lost my whole community!.I have grown to be quite fond of of each of these small creatures and gel songuilry as I trusted this company and have those fish down in the worst way
I'm heartbroken and very disappointed and angry. This feeder left the water like someone had poured baby oil all in the tank. Nothing else was changed to our routine except adding this feeder disk. I now wish I had never bought this product much less put it in my fish tank. I wish I had read the other reviews...more than one for sure, that state pretty much the same thing, prior to using it. I've never had any other issue with tetra products, but now I may reconsider using anything tetra brand ever again.
Date published: 2024-05-07
Rated 1 out of
5
by
NDice from
fish hate it
put it in for vaca for a week,came back and not touched by the fish.It says leave it in until is gone,i finnally took it out after 2 weeks,still not touched?
Date published: 2023-10-27
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Sarah2345 from
Killed my fish in 12 hours
We did a test run before going on vacation and it killed my sons fish within 12 hours. They water immediately turned cloudy, but I suggested that we let the filter run and clear it up. Wrong decision.
Date published: 2023-06-26
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Ruby16 from
Awful Product
I wouldn’t recommend this product to anyone. I bought this for a 5 day vacation and I came home to find my fish dead and encased in a goo that the feeder was also covered in. It didn’t look like the feeder had been used at all. It’s very upsetting to come home from vacation and find your pet dead from the thing that was supposed to keep them alive.
Date published: 2021-07-29
Rated 1 out of
5
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madd from
IT KILLED MY FISH, DO NOT USE
I left for a long weekend vacation (4 days), and left this product to feed my betta fish. When I arrived home the tank water was turned into a gross yellowish brown color, and I decided to clean it. My fish was not acting right, and in the midst of cleaning the tank, looked over and found my fish dead. I wish I could give this zero stars. Do not use this product.
Date published: 2021-05-31
Rated 4 out of
5
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teknooh from
Used several times with good results
I've used this several times and have had none of the issues others mention. Dosing is pretty important, and I always underfeed slightly because I know the fish will be fine if they run out a little early. My pleco always goes straight for it and gorges itself, but everybody seems to be happy and healthy when I come back. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I wish the discs came in smaller amounts. I literally use only a quarter of a disc, so the rest goes to waste. Still, an easy, worry-free way to make sure they're fed while I'm gone.
Date published: 2020-12-22
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Ilove2sun from
My fish died
Followed instructions and came home after 4 day trip to all 3 fish dead.
Date published: 2020-11-05
