Wicked Feast review thread.

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In real life return customers equals success in catering. That be being said I would like to know what you thought of the food I made you guys for your fish.

Both to make my fish food better and to know if I am on to a master recipe.

Btw for those wondering the recipe in the thread is not the actual recipe and is about 40% of what actually goes on in the food.

I did have one customer out of 30 say that their fish didn't care for the food but later said it was fine.

Constructive criticism, and well thought out replies. Thank You.
 
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The only constructive criticism I can say is that I have small fish and typically have to thaw the pieces in some tank water and break it up a bit more before putting it into my tank. The fish LOVE this stuff though so I will definitely buy again when I run out!
 
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I think the chunks killed my two fish... they choked on their last meal it was so good. jk

But yeah the scallop pieces were too big for me... otherwise good stuff dude.
 
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The only constructive criticism I can say is that I have small fish and typically have to thaw the pieces in some tank water and break it up a bit more before putting it into my tank. The fish LOVE this stuff though so I will definitely buy again when I run out!
What type of fish? The big pieces are squid bodies. I need to really fine mince that for smaller fish. All the other ingredients are baby soft. Definitely will work on the smaller stuff for guys with tiny fish.
 
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What type of fish? The big pieces are squid bodies. I need to really fine mince that for smaller fish. All the other ingredients are baby soft. Definitely will work on the smaller stuff for guys with tiny fish.
Clownfish Pair, Firefish, Starry Blenny typically can't eat those bigger chunks or they try to and then spit it back out and it falls to the sand. Only my Melanurus eats the big chunks.
 

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My whole tank looks freaking amazing... Its the only thing I feed the entirety of the tank, besides pellets all day, and all my coral and fish love it. Keep up the good work mang
 
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My fish all love it! The tangs rip it up and the clowns, and cardnials and firefish get the scraps. There ends up being enough slight bits that even the lps in my tank get to munch on it a bit. Good Stuff.


Allthough I have heard the customer service with wickedfeast the company sucks ba lls
 

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My fish are picky eaters and always had reef nutrition food. The wicked feast is a perfect alternative for them. They all eat it up. I just have to taw it in some water or else my clown will eat it all. My only recommendation would be to make the packs smaller and flat ( 2 separate gallon bags instead of 1)
 

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My fish all love it! The tangs rip it up and the clowns, and cardnials and firefish get the scraps. There ends up being enough slight bits that even the lps in my tank get to munch on it a bit. Good Stuff.


Allthough I have heard the customer service with wickedfeast the company sucks ba lls

It's true... He does... Literally
 
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My fish all love it! The tangs rip it up and the clowns, and cardnials and firefish get the scraps. There ends up being enough slight bits that even the lps in my tank get to munch on it a bit. Good Stuff.


Allthough I have heard the customer service with wickedfeast the company sucks ba lls
You mean like going to club meets to get the product into my customers hands, giving free food to my meeting points in different towns, and selling for 1/3 of what my competitors charge (it's by weight) and don't add fillers I add premium coral food. Yep I'm a mean bastard.
 

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The fish go nuts for it. I tried just letting the pieces float in the tank a d have the fish pick at it but found thawing it in a little tank water first was the ticket for me. I have a mix of fish from lg to small and I believe I got the regular size from you. It has something for everyone and everybody eats from it. I have been breaking it up with pellets and flakes. I may try and feed a little more. Question though on the squid. I thought I remember it being one of the more dirty things to feed your tank. I may be totally wrong but was wondering. I think its chopped up enough that nothing really wasted though. Thanks again I think I may try to feed a little more often to see even more results
 

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I take a large chunk and hold it in my hand to allow the small crud to sprinkle off over my coral then break into pieces in the water for my fish. It leaves a nice amount of "snow" in the water columns
 
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All but one fish love it, stupid choati wrasse lol. Even my two new fish eat it along with pellets now. Hawaiian cleaner wrasse and a potters wrasse.
 

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All my fish really like it. The small fish have a hard time with the big chunks but the tangs swoop in for that so its no problem. I let it thaw in a cup of tank water first then pour it in. my only thing is that when i let it thaw, something disolves and i have orange water that im pouring in. whats dissolving?
 
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All but one fish love it, stupid choati wrasse lol. Even my two new fish eat it along with pellets now. Hawaiian cleaner wrasse and a potters wrasse.
Choatti, mine was always finicky about not eating non live food too. Rip fell to the 2012 fungal zombie apocalypse.

@ creepy guy from the desert,

I doubt these are dirty. I buy baby squid that is premium grade wild caught. When I cut them and mash them nothing comes out. It's only about 8% of the actual food. Ill look more into it but what I know about food is if you cook it and it doesn't have drippings (fat) or gunk (innards), it's pretty good for you and for fish.

Also all the food added to the complete end product is washed thoroughly in rodi. I rinse it in a china cap once it's all cut. Then I add the other components that aren't hand cut like the garlic extract, supplements and coral food.
 

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