- Source of Natural Protein
- Similar Taste and Texture As Live Foods
- A Treat for Fish
Hikari Freeze Dried Bloodworms are a fun floating treat for your fish that provide a similar taste and texture as live bloodworms. Widely accepted and loved by all kinds of fish such as goldfish, community fish, livebearers, bettas and many more. Advanced freeze-drying techniques result in a highly flavorful snack which is completely free from parasites or bacteria. Give it a try in your food rotation.
Customer Reviews
I got some Zebra Loaches that were not eating any processed foods, even though they could smell it. When I started feeding this food they were visibly underweight, but they perked up and got to a healthy weight within a week! This is great for any time you need to help fish gain weight or for any highly carnivorous fish like loaches. Just make sure to also feed other foods because blood worms are very calorie/fat dense.
It's ok half my fish will not eat it, but they all eat frozen ones. Idk?
Best price I have seen for this brand! The first ingredient is bloodworms, which I appreciate. My betta seems to enjoy them. I highly recommend this choice of food!
The price is great and the blood worms are a great thing to have on hand
I don't know why but my fish didn't take to it. I have guppies, corys, sword females and a female betta. It also dirties the water and causes nitrates to be high. Same goes for my 2 male bettas that I keep separately. I finally tossed the thing.
Awesome product. My fish love them.
Fish enjoy these Hakari Blood worms. This food is eaten so quickly it seems to just disappear. All these Hikari foods are readily eaten up by the fish. Glad they are so nutritious.
Much easier to feed than frozen blood worms. My bettas love them. It's nice that they float until they are eaten that way they aren't as messy and frozen blood worms and don't get sucked up into the filter. The bottle comes with alot, so it will last a long time. Great price
Love the freeze dried bloodworms as an option for my fish diet
My glo-tetra nose them to the corner of the 10 gal tank and won't eat them. But the corydoras are happy to inhale them if I wait to put them in the tank 'til nighty night time. It's the only thing they will swim to the top to retrieve. I have tried to feed them frozen blood worms and they turn up their noses and leave a mess for me to clean up. Lil' Buggers! I think we'll stick with these until they are tired of them. They are a no go with the guppies and white tip tetras in my 20 gal but again, the corydoras love them If I wait to feed them 'til the lights are off at night. Since I have such small tanks, I think these will last quite awhile. And, I greatly appreciate the opening which can be manipulated to allow as many or as few to sprinkle out as you like. Good idea Hikari!