Zoo Med Original Banquet Fish Feeding Block, 1.4 oz, Giant

Planning a longer stretch away from your aquarium? The Zoo Med Original Banquet Fish Feeding Block in the Giant 1.4 oz size is the biggest block in the Banquet lineup, built to keep your fish fed without a single daily chore. It is a time release block that dissolves slowly in the water, feeding your fish gradually instead of all in one go. The generous Giant size makes it a natural pick for larger tanks, busier communities, or anyone who simply wants extra feeding coverage on the days they cannot be home. When you want the most food in one block that Zoo Med offers, this is the one to reach for.

• The time release design slowly feeds your fish over time, so the tank is not left bare while you are away.
• Zoo Med says each block lasts 7 to 8 days, which is handy for trips, vacations, and busy weeks alike.
• The Giant 1.4 oz size is the largest of the Banquet blocks, suited to bigger or more populated tanks.
• Now made with high protein micro-pellets, giving your fish something to nibble as the block gradually dissolves.
• Great for bottom feeders, the fish that can miss food that floats up near the top of the tank.
• Suitable for all fish, so it works across a wide range of freshwater and community setups.
• No measuring or scattering required, just drop the block in and let it quietly do its job.
• An easy hand-off for a pet sitter, since there is no daily portioning for anyone to manage.
• A simple way to add feeding coverage when you know you will be out for a longer stretch.
• One block does the work that would otherwise mean many small, scattered daily feedings.

When you want the most generous block Zoo Med makes, the Giant Original Banquet delivers in a big way. Set one in the water before you leave and let the slow, steady release keep your fish fed day after day while you are gone. It is a low-effort way to look after your tank, whether you are traveling for a while or simply trimming down the everyday routine for your underwater crew. Drop it in once and let it carry the load.