SuperFoods Soilent Green 6 Oz Jar Fish Food

My Otocinclus weren't eating the algae wafers I was dropping into a relatively new tank, and being that it didn't quite have a self-sustaining load of algae or biofilm yet, I was worried they weren't getting enough to eat. I tried this food and it's wonderful. Very easy to make, and it congeals into a jail in about 30 minutes after you boil water and mix the powder in. Follow the directions and it's literally impossible mess up. I made it in the container in the pictures, small porcelain ramekin/souffle dish, let it cool, popped it out onto a paper plate and then sliced it into pieces that I felt to be manageable enough for the fish. The Mollies, Corys and Blue Ram Cichlids will occasionally grab a bite of it as well but so far it's the only food that I've fed the Otos that they've taken. Haven't seen the Plecos go after it, but that could be because they're in different, well-established tank with lots of algae growth for them to work on. It has the look of a high quality food with a huge number of ingredients and has a very vegetative and a tiny bit of a seaweed smell, I purchased this variety specifically for my vegetarians in the tank although the omnivores seem to like it too. I will absolutely be trying Repashy's other products. You also get a ton of this powder and the addition of water makes two to three more times the amount of food that is in the jar. Very satisfied. It seems expensive up front but overall it's a great value considering how much food you can make. See the pictures for how much food I got out of maybe 3 table spoons (1.5 oz or 50ish ml of powder with three times that amount of water). The container is a 12 oz souffle dish. Also see the size of those cubes mixed to a juvenile Julii Cory.

My oto’s had babies and this stuff has been pivotal in getting them to grow up big and strong. A crowd favorite for sure.

This stuff is awesome! I have to make very small amounts and I freeze it in mini silicone ice trays. My reticulated hillstream loach LOVES it. The other fish attack it too. It does stink haha, but it is good for them and they love it. I will get TONS of food made from this jar. It seems expensive, but it will last a looong time.

Nothing but the best! Smells green and fresh, you get a ton of product for the price. Once mixed into hot water and cooled, it keeps for about 2 weeks in an airtight container in the fridge without issues. Otocinclus, Corys, even our assassin snails go nuts for these! I personally love to pour it into gummy bear molds, because we all need a bit of whimsy in our lives! I feel good feeding the creatures this great superfood!

I made this (1 tbsp of powder in a shallow plastic dish, 2.5 tbsps of boiling water, put in fridge for 10 minutes), cut it into chunks, and dropped it in my tank. My fish seemed disinterested for about 10 minutes. Then Bluey, my lemon blue-eyed bristlenose, found the block and quickly claimed it. My male krib, Puff, prefers "greens" to even blood worms, and he is in love with this food. Puff will drive off Bluey, eat some, then Bluey will return, and it's been going on like this for over 2 hours. Next time I'll drop pieces in different parts of the tank. Thus far my reclusive and shy L183 (in a different tank) hasn't ventured out to try it, but this seems to be a HUGE hit with any fish that like greens. It should be a little soupy (think the consistency of thin pudding) when you put it in the fridge to set up.