OH!!! That's great! Thanks!

 

the FREEZE DRIED ones are the ones you should only feed once a week as treats if you feed at all... The frozen ones are safe to feed every day, or even every meal if you wanted. I feed my guys frozen thawed blood worms every other day, but i have a lot more than one, so a package doesnt last but a couple months for me.

 

How many fish are you feeding though? I only have 1/2 pack now for 1 fish. Even though I have an order in for a mg, I don't think Matt would like if I got him... So for the time being, a scrape off 1 block would last me MONTHS!! How often shold I feed him frozen bloodworms??

I thought it was only as a treat twice a week? He ate 4 good sized ones the night I bought them o.o So, I didn't feed him yesterday and only 2 pellets today. I don't want him getting fat or spoiled!! Even though, I already suspect I'm wrapped around his tail

 

I put one frozen block into a 1 oz screw top clear plastic jar Saturday morning. Let it thaw out a little so that I can get a couple to feed my fishes. Put it in the fridge.

Feed again Saturday night, Sunday morning, Sunday night and throw the rest out.

I think it helps that I leave it in the fridge to keep it as fresh as possible after the defrost.

I'm not to worried about throwing the rest away, because from what I've read, the entire package should be used within 4 months or so, and at my rate it would take almost 6-7 months.

 

I use the blocks, just scrape some off and stick the block back in the freezer.

 

Oh! I never seen any sheets. I wasn't looking for sheets either so maybe that has something to do with it?? Stuck with all these blocks now though :/

 

Some say you can keep them for a day, but I wouldn't, just wouldn't risk it. Mine come in sheets. Not cubes. Try a small knife or something. With the sheets I just smack it against something until it breaks up.

 

Thanks
So.... The little bit next to my comp (eww) are garbage?? Is there any way to get a sane amount for 1 betta next time??

 

Personally, I wouldn't refreeze or even keep them in the fridge. I think of it like if it were meat, you don't refreeze meat, and I wouldn't risk letting them sit in the fridge.

 

Noone? Come on I know there's ppl online!!