Zoo Med Plankton Banquet Block | Premium Fish Feeder

Zoo Med Plankton Banquet Block Fish Feeder is a new, natural food source in which your aquarium fishes can be offered natural plankton enriched with plankton and calcium for nourishing. This banquet block slowly dissolves and slowly releases a steady amount of plankton and necessary minerals rich in protein, therefore it is also very suitable for freshwater and marine water fishes. Great for vacations, short trips, or as an additional daily source of nutrition for your fish. Helps provide invertebrates the nutrition they require for good, healthy shell growth.

Benefits:

• Slow-Release Nutrition – Feeds up to several days for a constant supply of food.
• Plankton-Enriched Formula – High in protein for increased fish color and energy.
• Calcium-Fortified – Promotes healthy, strong shells in snails, shrimp, and other invertebrates.
• Suitable for Freshwater & Saltwater Tanks: Safe for a wide range of aquarium species.
• Perfect for Vacations: Keeps fish fed with minimal risk of overfeeding.

How long does the Zoo Med Plankton Banquet Feeding Block last?

It may last up to 7 days depending on the water condition and number of fish while it gradually dissolves by releasing the food.

Is this feeding block safe for shrimp, snails, and other invertebrates?

Absolutely! Calcium addition helps snails and shrimp for healthy shell growth.

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FAQ

For what does the Zoo Med Plankton Banquet Fish Feeding Block serve?

This slow-dissolving block gives a continuous feed to your fish when you are away and is enriched with plankton and other ingredients for healthy fish.

How many days does this Plankton Banquet Block last?

Depending on water temperature, tank capacity, and fish inventory, one block can be sustained for a maximum of 7 days.

What type of fish can have food from this block?

It can be used with both freshwater and saltwater fish, including tropical fish, goldfish, and those bottom feeders that rely on a plankton-based diet.

Will this feeding block cause the clouding of my aquarium's water?

No, the formula is designed not to cloud water; however, using a proper filtration system is always advised to prevent overuse.

How does one use a feeding block?

Simply place the block in the aquarium before leaving. It will dissolve slowly, releasing food particles that fish can consume over time.