Zoo Med Plankton Banquet Block
Zoo Med’s Plankton Banquet® time release feeding blocks last 3 to 14 days, depending on block size. Ideal for weekend and vacation feeding, these blocks also serve as a daily food source for problem feeders such as Plecostomus, Algae Eaters, Redtail Sharks, Gouramis, Saltwater Tangs, Angels, and Damsels.
Now with twice the plankton! Contains blue-green Spirulina chunks. Great for bottom feeders and formulated for both fresh and saltwater fish.
Do not use this product in fish bowls or aquariums without aeration or filtration. Plankton Banquet® blocks will not cloud water.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Feeding Duration | 3 to 14 days |
| Target Fish | Plecostomus, Algae Eaters, Redtail Sharks, Gouramis, Saltwater Tangs, Angels, Damsels, small fry |
| Contains | Blue-green Spirulina chunks, twice the plankton |
| Usage | Bottom feeders; fresh and saltwater fish |
| Water Safety | Will not cloud water; requires aeration or filtration |
FAQ
How long does a Plankton Banquet block last?
A Plankton Banquet block lasts between 3 to 14 days, depending on the size of the block.
Is this product suitable for both freshwater and saltwater fish?
Yes, the Plankton Banquet block is formulated for both fresh and saltwater fish.
Can I use this block in a fish bowl without filtration?
No, this product should not be used in fish bowls or aquariums without aeration or filtration.
Steven Walker –
I’ve used this block for my Plecostomus and it’s been a game changer. The fish eat it consistently and it lasts long enough for weekends. No water clouding, which is a big plus.
William Mills –
Great for bottom feeders like my Algae Eater. The Spirulina chunks are visible and the fish seem to enjoy the texture. Lasted about 10 days in my tank.
Justin Ellison –
My Redtail Shark has been eating this block regularly. It’s convenient for when I’m away, and the fish don’t seem stressed during feeding breaks.
Blake McDonald –
The block releases food slowly and keeps the fish fed without overfeeding. Works well in a well-filtered saltwater tank.