LRS Fish Frenzy Frozen — 8 oz Blend with Worms and Fish Eggs - LRS Foods

LRS Fish Frenzy is the base recipe for every blend the brand makes. Where Reef Frenzy gets the coral-specific micro-foods, Fish Frenzy gets worms and fresh fish eggs instead. 8 ounce package.

In this clip filmed at the store, we show how to turn an ordinary frozen food into something that feeds the fish and the rest of the tank.

For the fish that refuses to eat

This is where Fish Frenzy earns its place. The manufacturer adds fresh blackworms, polychaete worms and marine fish eggs — and writes that this diversity of ingredients is there to coax the most finicky fish into eating.

LRS also states that the boosted protein and fat content benefits aquarists who are trying to induce spawning behaviour.

On the eggs: they are locally harvested, cut from the egg sac at the LRS facility, and never dyed.

Every shrimp peeled, every fish filleted

The manufacturer explains why it takes that extra step: exoskeletons and bones would go uneaten by the fish and would likely spike the nutrient levels in your aquarium. LRS removes them, and states that many other aquarium food makers do not.

In a tank where you are already fighting nitrate and phosphate, that is the difference between feeding your fish and feeding your algae.

Ingredients — the manufacturer's full list

• Fresh wild caught scallop
• Fresh wild caught, hand peeled shrimp
• Fresh wild caught ocean perch and whitefish
• Premium Piscine Energetics mysis shrimp
• Squid
• Euphausia pacifica krill
• Fresh shucked clams and oysters
• Locally harvested marine fish eggs
• Polychaete worms
• Highly unsaturated fatty acids
• Buffered ascorbic acid
• D. salina algae (beta carotene for colour and immunity boost)
• LRS probiotics

LRS states that all of the FRESH ingredients on that list are free from any preservative rinses, and that they are sourced at the Carolina Coast.

Why LRS added fish eggs

The manufacturer filmed the addition of this ingredient to the Fish Frenzy blend.

Fish Frenzy or Reef Frenzy?

Both share the same base. The choice comes down to what you want to feed:

• Fish Frenzy — worms and fish eggs. For the fish, as a daily food, and for the picky eater.
• Reef Frenzy — coral micro-foods (zooplankton, rotifers, oyster eggs). To feed the whole tank, corals included.

Why buy from ReefSolution

A dedicated reef store in Laval with in-store pickup and delivery across Canada. The tools we use ourselves at feeding time:

• Boyd Vita-Chem Marine — the vitamin supplement to mix into frozen food before you serve it.
• Seachem Garlic Guard — garlic-based appetite stimulant for picky fish.
• Easy Feed Pipette 385 mm — place food exactly where you want it.
• Two Little Fishies Julian's Thing — the syringe-style feeder that works as well on a coral as on a shy fish.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Fish Frenzy and Reef Frenzy?

Same base in both. Fish Frenzy gets worms and fresh fish eggs; Reef Frenzy gets the coral-specific micro-foods — zooplankton, rotifers, oyster eggs and ovarian tissue.

Will it get a finicky fish eating?

That is the use the manufacturer leads with: it writes that the diverse array of ingredients, with blackworms and fish eggs, is there to coax the most finicky fish to eat. LRS publishes no numbered protocol.

Are the fish eggs artificially coloured?

No. LRS states they are locally harvested, cut from the egg sac at its own facility, and never dyed.

Shipping note: frozen food ships express in an insulated cooler with ice packs. Partial or complete thawing during transit is normal — especially in summer — and does not affect the product's quality for your fish. Dry ice would cost a fortune with zero quality benefit; we don't offer it. Be there to receive your package and place it directly in your freezer upon delivery.