Amzey Freeze Dried Blood Worms Fish Food, 0.35 oz, natural, high protein

Amzey freeze dried blood worms fish food is a treat and supplement fed alongside regular food, two to three times a week. The pack holds 0.35 oz of freeze-dried bloodworms, which the brand lists as the only ingredient, with no additives or preservatives. The label names betta fish, goldfish, cichlids, catfish, discus, guppies, angel fish, neon fish, anthias and turtles.

What freeze-dried bloodworms bring to a feeding routine

Because the worms are freeze-dried, the brand sells them as a dry item rather than a frozen one, even though the item form field on the pack reads frozen. It is meant as a fish treat or a fish food supplement rather than the whole diet, and the brand's directions put it at two to three feeds per week on top of the food the fish already gets.

• The pack contains 0.35 oz of bloodworms, with the worms graded A by the brand.
• Bloodworms are the only ingredient listed, and the brand states there are no additives or preservatives.
• One serving guideline is written into the label: give only what the fish clear within 3 to 5 minutes.
• The named species cover tropical freshwater favourites such as betta, guppy, angel fish, discus and neon fish.
• Goldfish, anthias, turtles, cichlids and catfish also appear on the suitability list.

What buyers say about feeding these worms

Fish keepers who left reviews split on acceptance: four reports say the fish enjoy eating the worms, while four say their fish do not like them. Two reviewers describe the food as easy to use, and two say the product arrived as described. The forms in the reviews line up with the label, which is a dry, freeze-dried product.

Questions about this bloodworm food

How often should I feed these bloodworms?

The brand recommends feeding them two to three times a week, alongside the fish's normal food. They are a treat and supplement, not the main diet.

How much should go in at one time?

Offer only what the fish can finish in 3 to 5 minutes. Anything the fish do not clear in that window is more than the label's guideline.

Which fish and animals is it suitable for?

The brand's suitability list covers turtles, goldfish, anthias, cichlids, catfish, discus, betta fish, angel fish, guppies and neon fish. It also states suitability for all tropical fishes, turtles and more.

What is in the pack?

One 0.35 oz pack of freeze-dried bloodworms. Bloodworms are the only ingredient, with no additives or preservatives.

What to check before you buy

It best suits keepers running a varied feeding schedule, since the label sets it as a supplement fed two to three times a week rather than a daily staple. If your fish are fussy, note that reviewer reports go both ways on whether fish accept the worms.

A keeper whose fish are not on that list should check the pack wording before relying on it. Buyers feeding marine fish such as anthias are covered by the list, while pond-only coldwater species outside it are not named.

What customers say

Customers report that their betta fish love these freeze-dried blood worms, which work well and are of good quality. However, the product receives mixed feedback regarding taste, with some customers reporting their fish won't eat them. Moreover, the size is problematic as the pieces are too big for smaller fish. Additionally, the container is half empty, and the worms float indefinitely at the top of the tank.