I am sitting down with a keyboard in one hand and a glass of ruby liquid in the other to write this short but (I hope) to the point review. I have to admit up front, I truly enjoyed testing the two products that are the topic of this article, for several reasons, all of which I will point out in [...]
A couple of months ago, I ran a series of posts showcasing San Francisco Bay Brand’s new frozen foods, which included the all-reef feed Marine Cuisine, the finicky eaters’ favorite Fish Eggs, the small fish and fleshy corals delicacy Calanus plankton and the filter feeders’ [...]
Ocean Nutrition has just introduced a whole new line of new frozen feed for saltwater critters; its formulation is designed to provide nutritious meals to all reef inhabitants, from the smallest rock dwellers to the largest fish we keep in home aquaria. I showcased two of the four new products, [...]
Ocean Nutrition, the well-known manufacturer of quality ornamental fish foods, has just released a new version of their most popular reef aquarium food blends: Reef Formula One and Reef Formula Two; they are now available in 8oz (227g), resealable flat packs. All Ocean Nutrition frozen foods are [...]
V2O Foods is a fairly new company, yet its product line is impressively extensive. The brainchild of Ocean Nutrition founder Christopher Turk, V2O makes various foods, nutrition supplements, and feeding tools for the aquarium market. Ranging from the (as the owner explains himself) “Old Standard [...]
All photographs by author Omega ONE is a well-known manufacturer of quality frozen, freeze dried, and dry food for all kinds of aquatic animals, both freshwater and saltwater. This family-operated company, which started in the frozen land of Sitka, Alaska, has been providing fish foods for the [...]
All photographs by author Frozen food is a staple in aquarium fish diet and a great alternative to live food. You can even argue that it’s a safer alternative, being flash frozen in extremely low temperatures for prolonged time, which eliminates the risk of introducing harmful parasites to the [...]
