Soylent on tank Decorations?

[jessicaham]

Hi guys! I'm looking for a way to feed my Siamese Algae eater while keeping them in the habit of eating stuff off surfaces. Cory mentioned something about using Soylent and a decoration as basically a jello mold. Has anyone tried this?

[H.K.Luterman]

I remember once seeing a video on Youtube where someone fed goldfish by spreading Soylent Green onto a rock and let it set like that. Maybe that would work?

[jessicaham]

Maybe! I'll let y know how it goes..

[Andy's Fish Den]

I will mix up a batch of Repashy and spread it on some rocks or small pieces of wood to then put in my tanks after it has set. 

[Isaac M]

Hi @jessicaham, yes you can use a mold to create a block of the food or you can use a tank decoration as a base for the food to dry on. Cory made a a great video about this, I will attach the link below:

 

[jessicaham]

Of course there's a video! *Palm to face* Thanks so much!  Fish Gigglers. 

[HH Morant]

Soylent Green is a 1973 futuristic dystopian movie set in 2022. Charlton Heston finds out that the popular food Soylent Green contains a surprising ingredient. I hope Repashy has a different formula.