Shrimp Baby Food 70g

Alright, buckle up, shrimp enthusiasts, because I’m about to take you on a wild ride through the underwater wonderland of GlasGarten Shrimp Baby Food 70g. This stuff isn’t just food—it’s a five-star buffet for your tiny crustacean overlords, delivered with the precision of a ninja and the flair of a culinary maestro. If your baby shrimp are hiding out in their secret lairs like miniature aquatic hermits, this is the magic dust that’ll bring the party straight to them.First off, let’s talk quality. This isn’t some sketchy, bottom-shelf fish flake nonsense you’d find in a discount bin next to expired Spam. No, GlasGarten Shrimp Baby Food is the caviar of the shrimp world—except it’s affordable, and your shrimp won’t need tiny tuxedos to enjoy it. Packed with zooplankton, omega-3s, and enough vitamins to make a multivitamin blush, this powdered gold is like a health spa in a 70g jar. It’s so high-quality, I half-expected it to come with a certificate of authenticity signed by a shrimp sommelier. My baby shrimp have been molting like they’re auditioning for a superhero movie, shedding their old shells faster than I shed my dignity at an all-you-can-eat buffet.But here’s the real kicker: the distribution. Oh, sweet mercy, the distribution! Sprinkle this stuff into your tank, and it’s like a culinary snowstorm hits the water. The micro-granules don’t just sink—they dance. They twirl, they swirl, they pirouette their way into every nook, cranny, and hidey-hole where your baby shrimp are plotting their next big heist (probably stealing algae from your plants). You know how baby shrimp are—little recluses who’d rather binge-watch biofilm than come out for dinner. But with GlasGarten’s wizardry, the food finds them. It’s like DoorDash for the diminutive, delivering a fine, film-like layer of deliciousness right to their doorstep—or, you know, their moss-covered rock.I tossed in a scoop (thanks for the handy little spoon, GlasGarten—classy touch), and within minutes, my tank looked like a shrimp rave. Tiny claws were waving, antennae were twitching, and I swear one of them gave me a thumbs-up through the glass. The 70g size? Perfect. It’s enough to keep my shrimp colony thriving without me needing to ration it like it’s the last bag of chips during a Netflix marathon. And no algae blooms or nitrite spikes here—I’ve been feeding responsibly, and my water’s still clearer than my conscience after a good deed.In short, GlasGarten Shrimp Baby Food 70g is the VIP treatment your baby shrimp deserve. It’s high-quality enough to make you jealous of their diet, and it distributes so well, it’s like the food’s got GPS for finding those sneaky little hideouts. If your shrimp aren’t throwing a parade in its honor yet, just wait—they’re probably still too stuffed to march. Five stars, two claws up, and a hearty “shrimply the best” from me

My shrimp and fish love it! Only clouds up the water for a few minutes until it sinks so that's not a problem at all. My shrimplets are not even a week old so I'm excited to see them grow 😁

Pride for swell, it distributes across the water, quite easily, the shrimp above it. With a small amount that you feed it last quite a while I have a 10 gallon tank and 15 shrimp so it’ll last a long time for me. Do you wish there was a chart she knew how better defeated so you don’t overfeed them which causes other issues in your tank.

All shrimp love it. The snails love it.

My neocardinias go absolutely bonkers for this stuff! I know correlation is not causation but since I started feeding this, my shrimp won’t stop breeding. I’ve gone from 20 to 200 with more on the way in less than 4 months!

Food for your baby shrimps in your aquarium this comes with a little tiny scoop so you don’t use too much and all my little shrimps go crazy when I dump this in my tank. manufactured in Germany. It’s like the Porsche of shrimp food.

No shrimp can resist shrimp baby.

Can’t say anything bad about this at all! The shrimp go for it, as do the pond snails & guppy fry. The guppy especially are thriving as the tiniest can quickly eat this before being pushed-aside by their tankmates. I’ll buy the product again once I run out, but will do so in a guppy-free/amphipod-free tank next & then I’ll be able to see how the shrimp do.