San Francisco Bay Brand Freeze Dried Tubifex 1/2 oz.

Wow my fish just love this stuff. It sticks to the glass well until it's eaten. I bought another bulk brand that one bite from a larger fish and it's off the glass in 1 chunk. I'll buy SFB brand for now on, even if it's a bit more costly than the bulk.

Good product for my fish but too expensive

This fish food company has always been top-notched

The fish love it but the quantity for the price is not very goodI suggest looking for a better deal before buying this oneBut I was in a pinch and it was prime so I bought it

The price was rightIm not sure how fresh they were, but they stuck to the tank glass if that tells you anything.Flavor? Well, the shark gives them 2 fins up! I couldn't tell ya, but I'd believe him. :D

Some of the "tubes" are way too big for my guppies, but they will keep trying to eat them.Too big for my fries.I stick it to the glass, and they go nibbling at my fingers and then realize that there is food on the glass.It stays on the glass for about 3 mins and floats to the top releasing the worms.They love it, and this is only given to them once a week.

Instantly starts making a mess the moment you put into the aquarium. Doesn’t stick to the glass either. This item also floats so if you intended to feed bottom dwellers as well then you’re out of luck. They also don’t let you return it, even though it isn’t considered one of the items that are non-refundable.

I thought this was a rather small quantity for the price. However, my fancy guppies and betta (who eat about 9 different kinds of food, including live, in rotation) do enjoy these tubefex worms.I grind them off the cube with my thumbnail so the fry get small enough bites. They are soft, so I suspect that they are reasonably fresh.All the guppies eat them excitedly. The betta hunts them down, trying to gobble the biggest hunk he can fit in his mouth.I will purchase them again.