The Omega One Sinking Catfish Pellets are generally liked by certain types of fish, but there are significant issues with the pellets not sinking properly.
Pellets do not sink properly, leading to inaccuracy of feeding.
Prevention: Consider mixing with other sinking foods.
Pellets are not attractive to some bottom feeders.
Prevention: Consider trying different brands of food.
The pellets are enjoyed by cory cats and some tetras.
The pellets are suitable for specific bottom-feeding fish.
Sturdy container and easy to handle.
The pellets do not sink properly, causing issues for intended fish.
Not all bottom feeders are attracted to these pellets.
Yes, they are generally liked by cory cats and some tetras.
"Everyone in my tank loves this product. Super pleased and super easy transaction."
"Not sure why you want me to review this as I did not buy it. Sorry."
If you have cory cats or similar bottom-feeding fish, these pellets might be a good choice, despite the sinking issues. However, for other types of fish, consider alternatives.
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