Zoo Med Nano Banquet Block | Small Tank Fish Feeder

Zoo Med Nano Banquet Fish Feeding Block is a time-release food source designed especially for nano and small aquariums. Ideal to keep fish fed while away from home, it slowly dissolves over time and provides a consistent delivery of valuable nutrients. Fortified with plankton and calcium, it ensures the health of small freshwater and saltwater fish while maintaining appropriate water chemistry. Perfect for vacation, weekend getaway, or supplementing your feeding.

Benefits:

• Slow-Release Feeding – Provides continuous nutrition for nano aquariums.
• Enriched with Plankton & Calcium – Supports fish health and promotes strong shells in invertebrates.
• Ideal for Small Tanks – Designed for nano aquariums and betta tanks.
• Great for Vacations – Keeps fish fed while you’re away for several days.
• Helps Maintain Water Balance – Reduces overfeeding and waste buildup.

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

It depends on the amount of fish and the condition of the water; it can last 3-4 days.

Is this feeding block safe for shrimp and snails?

Yes! Calcium in plus promotes healthy growth of the shell in shrimp, snails, and all invertebrates.

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FAQ

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

This is a slow-release feeding block to provide a source of food continuously for small aquariums; hence, it is ideal for nano tanks, betta tanks, and shrimp tanks during your time away from home.

How long would the Nano Banquet Block last?

Each block lasts 3 to 4 days, depending on water temperature, tank size, and amount of fish stocking.

What kinds of fish can eat the foods in this block?

It is suitable for small tropical fish, betta, shrimp, and bottom feeders, while it contains nutritious plankton and calcium.

Will this block cloud the water?

No, the formula is made not to cloud the water, but proper filtration and not overusing is recommended.

How do I use the feeding block?

Place the block in your aquarium before leaving. It will dissolve slowly, releasing food over time to keep your fish nourished.