Aqueon Betta Treat .175 Ounces

Been feeding this to my cape sundews which are thriving!

I feed them to my beta and my regular fish, i have had it for about 2 months now and i give my beta about 3 every few days and my other fish about 10 every few days and still have the container half full. It may be little but it adds up to alot!!

I have two bettas and one of them LOVES the worms and the other won't touch them. I guess it's a matter of taste. All in all I am very pleased with the product and will definitely purchase again. The one fish that loves them gets regular betta food in the morning and I give him several bloodworms for dinner. The container is so full of worms that it will take a long time to use them all with only one fish that will eat them. It is definitely worth the money and is a joy to watch him enjoy every day for dinner.

Our Betta fish ate the pellets (eventually) we got from the Pet store but to me it was obvious he wasn't enjoying them. I bought these worms after reading the reviews. Wow, the little guy tears these things up. He's more active, and shall I say aggressive when it comes to feeding time. Before he didn't care when when he saw me, now he sees me walk by and immediately goes to the top of the tank waiting on this worm treat. It cracks me up. Still do the pellets but he goes nuts when I throw one or two worms in there.

My beta sometimes eats these and sometimes ignores them. They are not very buoyant and quickly sink to the bottom of the tank. My beta will not eat off of the bottom, only what is floating on top of the water. He has to eat these fast. They accumulate and if the ghost shrimp and tiger snails are not interested, it gets a little messy pretty quickly.

Ordered these a little while back and the betta seems to love them. Got it for him because I was worried he might of been getting backed up on the pellets and figured it would do him some good to change it up. So far so good.

My Betta loves them too. These are tiny pellets, much easier for her to consume. To avoid constipation, I soak a couple of these in the lid of a spring water bottle for about 5 min and suck them up in a medicine dropper. Then I them squeeze out (one at a time) in front of her face.

He loves these things!!

These are dried worms can be given to betta but not regularly . My betta loves it , given once a week like a treat- 2 worms at a time . It is always nice to have occasional junk food. The reason why it not given everyday is because of its low nutrition as shown in many articles . Unlike live blood worms dried one has limited nutrients it seems .

My beta, Skittles, absolutely loves this product! Since I began feeding it to him, there have been happy bubbles in his tank every day. The moment I walk into the room in the directoion of these treats he is at the top of his tank pacing. Will need to order again once I run out- which won't be for awhile as there is quite a bit of product in this container!

Smaller amount than I thought but description is accurate. Descent sized pieces. They float but I was hoping they would sink after a little bit so that my frog could get some. Even the ones that got pushed underwater from the filter, floated back up. Fish seem to love them.

My fish wont eat them but they seem like they would be good

I heard these were amazing but my betta personally did not take a liking to them! If you are trying them out soak them in water for 5-10 minutes and then feed them! Great product i guess but just didnt work out for me! :)