Kensfish food for inverts

Spirulina is supposed to be like a super food. You can get it in healthfood stores for yourself (I think the chemical composition is similar to something in us, or it's similar to something that's good for us... I can't remember exactly). Either way, it's excellent for fish and other critters (I've used it to make dog biscuits, to feed daphnia and brine shrimp, with microworm cultures, in fruit fly cultures, etc).

As far as Ken's food goes, his premium spirulina leaves a bit to be desired in the ingredients. His premium veggie, on the other hand, has some great ingredients, and I have the flakes for my tropheus. I haven't tried the no-carb stuff yet, but I'm definately going to be ordering some the next time that I have some extra cash. I just wish he'd make a true Tropheus flake, of the no-carb variety, or even a wafer, without all of the extra meat products in it.

I tried the no carb micro pellets and the fish didn't really love them, but the inverts liked them.

I use the veggie sticks, but they break down a bit quickly in the water. I prefer the catfish pellets for my shrimp and snails as they still have 16% calcium and hold together better. He had told me (last week again) that he is going to fortify the catfish pellets further with calcium for snails. I will email him again and ask what the ETA on that is.

I add spirulina to alot of my homemade foods.

i bought ken's pure spirulina, 100% pure and use it in my snail jello with the reptile calcium and they at least the shrimp and mts and rams love it my briggs still don't eat jello as well,..

here is a pic of my snail jello ,..lol at least the ponds love it,..

holy dogpile of pond snails! LOL

I have used several of the kens sinking sticks for my shrimp. They shrimp like them but as mentioned above they break down quickly in water so you need to make sure your not overfeeding since you can't remove the extra without siphoning some water out too.

I had no idea they made no/low carb aquatic food.
Atkins for inverts!