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Enjoy snorkeling and scuba diving and keep the ocean clean.
Use the Fish Squeeze to feed the fish, Frozen peas and bread aren't good for fish. Paper or plastic bags allow the fish to detect food. Fish will not wait to be fed. If fish detect food, fish will swarm the swimmer holding the bag of food.
Fish Squeeze is refillable, reusable and recyclable. The Fish Squeeze comes with a supply of high quality food pellets, designed for ocean fish. The wrist band allows you to swim without dropping the Fish Squeeze. The snap down lid keeps the fish from detecting the food, until you choose to dispense it. Some snorkel and diving areas do not permit fish feeding. Always check local regulations before feeding fish.
Have fun!
from West Babylon, NY on 5/14/2008
Comments about Aqua Snorkel Fishsqueeze Fish Food:
I tried this twice and the fish looked at me... in the Bahamas and in Queens, NY.
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from Seattle, WA on 12/7/2007
Comments about Aqua Snorkel Fishsqueeze Fish Food:
These work wonderfully and really bring in a lot of fish....especially great to use with kids or any age. We used them in the Cancun/Cozumel area and they worked great and we all had much more fun than if we hadn't had them.
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from Maui, Hawaii on 4/7/2007
Comments about Aqua Snorkel Fishsqueeze Fish Food:
Before purchasing this product, please consider why "some snorkel and diving areas do not permit fish feeding." It is because of the cascading ecological effects that can result from fish feeding. The fish may love to eat those pellets and it may not harm THEM themselves, but think of it in these terms: If you offered some kids a massive bag of candy next to a plate of broccoli, which do you think they'd choose to eat? Which is better for them? Obviously feeding fish is like offering candy to kids, except it's worse...instead of just affecting the fish's health, it can affect the overall health of the reef. If fish are full of "candy," they won't eat the "broccoli," or their natural food on the reef. Herbivorous fish play an important role as grazers, keeping algae populations in check. Too much algae can harm the reef and ultimately kill it. If that's not convincing enough, people can be bitten. It is a common occurrence at Honolua Bay, Maui, and elsewhere. So please think of the potential consequences...to you and the reef...before you purchase this item.