Tetra Weekend and Vacation Feeder Slow-Release Fish Food for Tropical Fish 1.06 Ounce (Pack of 1)
$3.67
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Tetra has been revolutionizing and improving fish nutrition since the company’s birth in Germany in 1951. Since that time, Tetra has developed one of the most comprehensive bodies of fish food knowledge in the world. Never fear traveling and leaving your pet fish while you’re on vacation. Tetra’s Weekend Slow Release Tropical Feeder Fish Food feeds a fish up to 14 days per block. The unique, gel formula is plaster free. Packed with Tetra’s ProCare formula these gel blocks are highly nutritious and will keep your fish full and satisfied for just under a week. Not only are they nutritious the Tetra Weekend Slow Release Food Blocks do not cloud your aquarium’s water. These blocks are best suited for tropical fish and contain the ingredients that your fish needs to stay healthy and full while you and your family are travelling. If the blocks are not fully consumed when you return it is safe to leave them in the aquarium.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 0.71 x 3.06 x 5.94 inches; 1.06 ounces
Item model number : 77150
Department : Unisex-Adult
Date First Available : September 30, 2004
Manufacturer : Tetra
ASIN : B000HHQ5GY
Best Sellers Rank: #4,188 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #21 in Aquarium Fish Food
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FEEDS FISH WHILE YOU’RE AWAY: Slow-release gel block is designed to nourish your tropical fish for up to 14 days.
QUALITY NUTRITON: Won’t dissolve on its own – food is released when fish nibble on the block.
PROCARE FORMULA: Helps support fish’s immune system for optimal health and long life.
100% PLASTER FREE: Gel block won’t wreak havoc on your water quality.
USAGE: Just drop in your tank to feed tropical fish for up to 14 days – see product label for complete instructions.
13 reviews for Tetra Weekend and Vacation Feeder Slow-Release Fish Food for Tropical Fish 1.06 Ounce (Pack of 1)
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Kathy M –
Easy to use; Fish love them; Don’t leave a residue; Decent price; Snails-be-gone!
I like these fish feeders so much better than the white chalky ones that seem to always leave a white residue in the tank. I break a single ‘feed cake’ into about 5 or 6 pieces and drop them in different spots so that fish can easily feed on them wherever they are. They ARE slow release, so the food itself is dispersed over a period of many days. I have five guppies, two neon tetras and two algae eaters, so one of these feed cakes lasts about 10 days. An added bonus is that, if you have unwanted snails like I do, you will find them collected on whatever chunks are still left over, and just ‘fish’ those snails right out of the tank when you get home.
Christy –
Works great! So far we have taken multiple trips without any issues!
Works great! It keeps our Platys alive as well as our aquatic frog. We’ve left for 4-5 days and when we come home the fish are fine and there is still some of the food left. I usually just pluck it out – it’s easy to remove and discard.
John White –
Kills fish
I am tired of my reviews being changed to include only the positive things being printed. This product stinks. I’ve used it twice. I thought the first time was just bad luck. No. Both times, used as directed it killed all my fish and polluted the water.
Trina Dixon –
Great for a variety of fish
I purchased these a couple of times when going out of town or if I’m going to be away for a couple of days these say that it lasts the 14 days I have noticed in the tank where my sharks are it’s lasting about 10 days but in the tank with my tropical fish it is lasting about 14 days it’s a good value for the money it’s a good size and it’s healthy for the fish
Omar –
Fish food
Okay
Cat lady –
Not the best idea
This is a good idea but it turned over and was upside down while I was gone and my fish couldn’t get to it. Wont buy again.
The Lions Den –
I ALWAYS have these around!
We travel often and I am sure to keep these on hand. We have Angel Fish, African Dwarf Frogs, Pleco’s and a few other community fish. One of these disks lasts about 5 days in my tank. If we plan on being gone longer, we are sure to leave 2 disks in the tank. We have been gone for 11 days before, leaving 2 disks in a 55 gallon tank, and have come home to chunks of the disk’s left in the bottom of the tank. Simply scoop out what’s left over and toss out, then continue feedings as usual. This food is compressed in a tank safe gel and slowly dissolves, giving your fish the nutrients they need. If you have bottom feeders, they are quick to find the disks and work the food out themselves, helping the process. From my experience, this does NOT make the disks dissolve any faster so no need to add more with bottom feeders. Be sure to remove the disk entirely from the package. Don’t leave it in the plastic cup after removing the lid. REMOVE IT FROM THE CUP ENTIRELY and drop the disk in the tank as far from the filter as possible.
Rebecca Korger –
Price and availability
Good product will order again
Mahmoud Hendawi –
I received it damaged. It was squeezed into a small box in a very bad way and the funny part is I can’t request a return or a refund
David Mott –
Does the job….just make sure the plug doesn’t get stuck under any rocks/ornaments in the tank….
erma –
Kept my fish fed and happy while I was away. Dissolves slowly and doesn’t cloud the water.
Bruce Wilson –
Have used these a couple of times now and the fish seem to like them as they are pretty much gone by the time we get back from a trip. Haven’t had any issue with them going ‘mouldy’ as some people have stated in reviews however the longest they’ve been in the tank has been 5 days. Will be doing a 10 day trip next year so will be interesting to see how they go for that.
Daniel Infernus Grey –
Todo bien, perfecto