NorthfinBug Pro Crisps

First and foremost, exceptionally high quality ingredients. Well received by the fish and if it fits in the fish's mouth, chances are they're happy to devour it. They do sink rather fast, so bottom dwellers tend to get most of it, particularly our Panda Garra, and of course, the Cory-gang. Most shrimp and snails also partake, though that doesn't say much as they aren't fussy and east most anything. I've tried a lot of Northfin products, and while they all have great ingredients, fish typically don't like them and I never buy them again after the one initial container. However, this is their best product I've tried thus far and I'll probably keep buying it [as long as the price doesn't inflate!]. Recommended.

Doesn’t cloud the water, and my fish never say no to eating it.

My goldfish go insane for this! They seem much more energetic and seems like it may have triggered breeding in two of my fish. Sounds silly but 3 days after feeding this 3x a day my Ranchu was being chased around and dropped tons of eggs. 5 months of having them and this has never happened! I usually get 3mm pellets and thought 2mm wouldn’t be such a huge difference but these are TINY.

I daily morning feed tubifex worms and a kelp wafer. Like the north fin product line for my evening feeding for discus, rams, rummy noses, Cardinal tetra, guppy and cichlids all my fish friends gulp down the food. I like the ingredients believe it’s beneficial to add to a variety diet especially bugs, kelp or krill versus wheat and corn meal as a primary ingredient.Dislike 2mm sink’s rather swiftly actually little to fast for the discus and guppies but they do forage some off the bottom of the tank. Be nice if the food floated down like a feather versus a pebble. Going to try the 3mm version see if it floats longer.

Fish love them and they don’t cloud the water . This is high quality company anyway. They look more like a granule but a little larger . Float for a minute( depends on water flow - mine is high-) then slowly sink , not plummeting like a asteroid to earth. More than I expected . This would be great for rainbow fish, smaller to medium cichlids including Angelfish, medium to larger barbs . Corycat love it .Angelfish is picky and lazy , but will eat it if she doesn’t have to chase it too far ( she’s also fat with eggs ) . It’s a lot that’s why I said it would be good for rainbows ect , depending on how many you could feed 3times a day for a while before having to buy more.

And my shrimp do too

My Platies, white cloud minnows, corydoras, betta, and gouramis can eat these, no problem. They are way too big for my Phoenix Rasboras (same size as chili Rasboras). I read that you can crumble them in the product description, but they don't crumble easily. You need to use your nails and a hard surface to break them into small enough pieces for these tiny species. That being said, every fish FREAKED OUT when I put the Bug Pro in the tanks. They gobbled it immediately. I feed them a very varied diet, and I think this might be their new favorite. I will crush up a portion in the mortar and pestle for the tiny fish for ease of feeding.

Good ingredients, just wish the pellets were smaller. Either crush with your finger or stick to Fluval betta bug bites

NorthFin Bug Pro Crisps - 250 g are great in my opinion... Critters seem to love them... Will buy again... And they are Canadian made...

A little expensive, but my fish go nuts for them & it’s really enhanced their Color.

Mes poissons adorent mais ca coule vraiment trop vite on dirait on lache des pierre... dommage ca se ramasse au font trop vite

My fish love these, will even go for them first when I've put bugs and other different food in at the same time. Ingredients are some of the best I’ve seen for accessible fish food and reasonably priced (I bought these on sale)

The media could not be loaded.  On a friend's recommendation, I snagged a jar of this food, and the baby Lemon Pleco's went on a feeding frenzy. They don't leave much behind and should bulk up fast to start selling some. The 250g size is more than enough to feed a few batches. Good thing the bonded pair have gone into a cave AGAIN together! This food seems to be well-liked by all my Plecos and Boesemani Rainbows.