Rotated with TetraMin and Hikari FD Brine Shrimp, my guppies eagerly devour Hikari FD Tublifex Worms. Feed no more than they will eat in a few minutes four or five times a day.

My once-shy pond fish now swim up whenever they see me, and will eat these right out of my fingers. If you have smaller fish, you might want to break apart the cubes (very easy to do) to help them out--but even without doing that, just a little while in the water softens them enough for little guys to start nibbling them up. Note though that these are just a *treat,* not primary diet material!

small and too loose? or damp? try to get a cube to stick to the glass and 30% of the time it comes off n floats away.... have a 6yr old Pleco 14" inches big critter, he likes it on the glass and just wont go chasing the loose cubes

My fish and turtle love it. Does not appear to cloud water.

Great supplement and entertaining.food for our fish.

My paddletail newt absolutely loves these! The worms come stuck together in little cubes that can be broken apart nicely into newt-sized pieces, and generally stay together in the water as my newt eats. The worm cubes do break apart slightly in the water, but not so much that the tank ends up with a ton of tiny floating worms in it (some do end up floating around, but it's far less than other freeze dried food cubes, and they're not too hard to clean). All in all one of the best foods I've given my newt, both for ease of feeding and how much he enjoys eating it.

My Guppies just totally love this food! This is the first time ever trying tubifex worms. I was mainly trying to find different types of foods for my guppies that didn't contain any sort of Copper Sulfates because if you didn't know Copper sulfates are harmful to snails and all my tanks contain snails whether they be nerites, pond snails, or my prized mystery snails. I had watched many videos online about people feeding their fish live tubifex worms so I thought I would give freeze dried ones a try and my fish go crazy for this food. It doesn't make a mess of the tank, it pretty much just floats on the top.. I also like to hold the cube between my fingers and let the fish eat it that way. This is defiantly a trusted brand and I will defiantly be ordering this again when I run out.

There are a few ways to use this product. It comes in small cubes. 1) you could put the cube in a small dish with water to rehydrate the worms. Then swish it around to separate the tiny worms. Then add to your tank. 2) Smash a cube to the side of the tank just below the water line and the fish will pick of the cube little by little. 3) Take a cube and take it apart while still dry and feed to your fish little by little. I use method 3. If you have a small amount of fish you could just use a portion of the cube. Both my fresh & saltwater fish love these tubifex worms. I also feed my fish Wardley flakes, Hikari freeze dried blood worms, Hikari freeze dried brine shrimp, Hikari algae wafers, Hikari micro wafers, and sometimes frozen brine shrimp.