API Sinking Squid Pellets Bottom Feeder Fish Food
Highly recommended for bottom-feeding fish, some soaking issues.
This fish food is well-liked by a variety of fish species, but comes with concerns about the use of Ethoxyquin in the ingredients.
Contains Ethoxyquin, a preservative with potential health risks.
Prevention: Consider healthier alternatives.
Accepted and loved by a diverse range of fish species.
Made with good quality ingredients.
The food contains Ethoxyquin, a preservative and pesticide.
Factors: Moisture, Exposure to air
Yes, it is suitable for a variety of fish species, including bottom feeders and non-bottom feeders.
Yes, it contains Ethoxyquin, a preservative with potential health risks.
"My fish love these shrimp pellets. My Cory Doras, Panda Cories and Plecos all come out of hiding as soon as I drop some in my aquarium. Even the Tetras and White Skirts try to grab them as they fall through the water. There is never any remaining crumbs, because what might manage to crumble off is ..."
"I used this food for years and kept buying it because my fish ate it just fine. I just got back into fishkeeping after a few years and learned to read labels. I now realize that this product contains a preservative called Ethoxyquin. This is toxin has been linked to kidney and liver issues in animal..."
Wardley Shrimp Pellets are a good choice for variety of fish but consider healthier alternatives if concerned about additives. If you decide to purchase, use this as a special treat and ensure no amount is left stale in the tank for longer periods. Avoid using in tanks with cats.