Zoo Med Pleco Banquet Time Release Feeding Block Mini 6ct
This customer-favorite formula is ideal for baby and small-type plecos (e.g., bristlenose plecos, etc.).
In the wild, many suckermouth catfish (pleco) species consume algae-covered wood. To replicate this natural phenomenon, our Pleco Banquet Blocks contain freshwater algae (Spirulina) and wood fiber (cellulose). The included protein-rich plankton morsels are irresistible to even the pickiest eaters! Fortified with vitamins and minerals to support the long-term health of your plecos.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Time Release Feeding Block |
| Size | Mini (6 count) |
| Ingredients | Algae (Spirulina), Wood Fiber (Cellulose), Protein-Rich Plankton Morsels |
| Fortification | Vitamins and Minerals |
| Best For | Baby and Small-Type Plecos (e.g., Bristlenose Plecos) |
FAQ
What is the purpose of the wood fiber and algae in the feeding block?
The wood fiber and algae mimic the natural diet of plecos in the wild, where they consume algae-covered wood. This helps replicate their natural feeding behavior and supports their digestive health.
How long does the feeding block last?
The duration varies depending on the size of the pleco and feeding frequency, but the time-release design ensures a slow, steady release of food over several days.
Are the plankton morsels suitable for all types of plecos?
The protein-rich plankton morsels are especially appealing to picky eaters and are ideal for baby and small-type plecos, such as bristlenose plecos.
Mary Newman –
My bristlenose pleco has been eating the mini blocks consistently for two weeks. The fish seems more active and its color has improved. The slow release keeps it fed without overfeeding.
Leah Duncan –
Great product for small plecos. The algae and wood fiber are exactly what they eat in the wild. My fish enjoys the plankton morsels and doesn’t show any interest in other foods.
Deirdre Harris –
I bought this for my new baby pleco and it has been a hit. The feeding block lasts longer than expected and the fish eats it thoroughly without waste.
Ava Grant –
The block works well, but it takes a few days for the pleco to start eating it. My fish is still adjusting, but it’s showing interest now.