Micro Mix - Sinking Blended Diet for Snails, Shrimp & Bottom Feeding Fish (3 oz (85g))

I have both mystery snails and shrimp in my tank so this is the perfect blend for them both! I find that the pellets weight less than the waivers so I have to give the bag a good shake before I grab some but it’s no biggie!

I recently tried Invert Aquatics Micro Mix, and I must say, it has quickly become a staple in my aquarium routine! This sinking blended diet is specially formulated for snails, shrimp, and bottom-feeding fish, and it certainly lives up to its promise of providing a nutritious and balanced meal.Upon introducing the Micro Mix to my tank, I was impressed by how quickly my shrimp and snails gravitated toward the pellets. The variety of sizes and shapes makes it easy for all my aquatic friends to find something suitable to nibble on. Watching my shrimp actively pick at the mix is a delight, and it’s clear they truly enjoy the taste!One of the standout features of this product is its high-quality ingredient profile. The Micro Mix is packed with essential nutrients, including spirulina and various algae, which not only support the health and vitality of my pets but also boost their natural colors. I’ve noticed an increase in activity levels since I began feeding them this diet, and my snails appear to be thriving as well.The sinking nature of this blend ensures that it reaches all the bottom dwellers in my aquarium, which is a significant advantage, especially for species that may miss out on surface feeding. Plus, I appreciate that the pellets don’t disintegrate rapidly, allowing my pets to take their time enjoying their meal without creating excess waste in the tank.Additionally, the resealable packaging is a plus—it keeps the product fresh and easy to store. The portion size is just right, making it convenient for regular feeding without worrying about overdoing it.Overall, I highly recommend Invert Aquatics Micro Mix for anyone with snails, shrimp, or bottom-feeding fish. It’s a fantastic product that delivers on nutrition, enjoyment, and overall health for my aquatic pets. If you're looking for a reliable and diverse food option for your underwater companions, this sinking blended diet is definitely worth trying!

It's the first time I've fed this to my aquarium kids. I only have a baby mystery snails a small pleco and a guppy so it's hard to tell.

My shrimp clearly preferred the green triangles and the brown pellets were rarely fought over.

I have two mystery snails and they love this food. I like that I can alternate between the wafers and the pellets for some variety.

The media could not be loaded. My snail loves this food! He’s grown and become more active since I’ve introduced it into his diet. He’ll haul over there sometimes when I drop it in to tank. I haven’t noticed it messing up the water, but I’m careful not to overfeed.

My mystery snails didn't even bother looking at it, and it was the only food in the tank so they didn't have any other choices (they were in a quarantine tank at the time). The food just dissolved into a mess of goop on the sand. I put some in one of my tanks with amano shrimp, and I did see one of the shrimp going for it, so that's something.For snails, I recommend just making your own snell-o. There are tons of YouTube videos on it, and it's super easy. I make the kind using agar powder instead of gelatin, and it sets up super great. My snails love it.

My neocaridina along with just about every snail all love this food. Just be warned that there are a lot of algae wafers in comparison to the pellets, like more than I personally expected.