Zoo Med Plankton Banquet Feeding Block 7 Day
The Zoo Med Plankton Banquet Feeding Block 7 Day is a convenient slow-release feeding solution designed for aquarium fish. Made with a calcium-based block infused with plankton and food particles, it gradually dissolves over time to provide a steady source of nutrition.
This 7-day feeding block is ideal for short trips, holidays or busy periods when regular feeding may not be possible. As the block dissolves, it releases small food particles into the water, allowing fish to feed naturally while helping maintain consistent nutrition.
The plankton-enriched formula is suitable for a wide range of freshwater aquarium fish, making it a versatile option for community tanks. It also helps support water stability compared to overfeeding before leaving.
Key Features
- Calcium-based block infused with plankton and food particles
- Gradual dissolution over 7 days
- Releases small food particles into the water
- Supports consistent nutrition during absences
- Safe for community freshwater fish
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Feeding Duration | 7 days |
| Form | Solid block |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| Target Fish | Community freshwater fish |
FAQ
How should I place the feeding block in my aquarium?
Place the block in a quiet corner of the tank where it won’t be disturbed by fish or equipment. Ensure it is fully submerged and positioned so it can dissolve evenly.
Can I use this feeding block for saltwater fish?
Please contact customer service
Does the block release food continuously or in bursts?
The block releases food gradually and consistently over the 7-day period, providing a steady supply of nutrients.
Katherine MacDonald –
I used this during a 5-day vacation and my fish stayed active and healthy. The block dissolved slowly and the fish ate naturally without overfeeding. Water clarity stayed good, which I appreciate.
Virginia Avery –
Works well for short absences. My community tank didn’t show any signs of stress. The food particles were visible and fish were feeding regularly throughout the week.
Sean Ball –
Great for busy schedules. I didn’t have to feed my fish manually, and the tank stayed stable. The block dissolved completely by day 7 without any residue.
Jasmine Rampling –
It worked as expected, but the release was a bit slower than I hoped. Fish didn’t eat much at first, so I had to monitor feeding patterns.