Nori Options

[RocketCityReefer]

Looking for some good Nori options for my herbivores. I’ve been using Omega One red and green veggie sheets which my fish love. But, I wanted to see if there were some good, less expensive options available. Plus, these kind of fall apart in the tanks a little faster than I like.

Has anyone tried this brand on Amazon, from “The Coral Ranch”? I saw some people recommend the organic wraps in Asian markets or the Asian section of the grocery store, but all the ones I found had salt or flavor.

Premium Nori Seaweed - 100 Sheets 4"x8" - Food for Tangs, Angelfish, Rabbitfish & Blennies - No Additives, Reef Aquarium-Grade - Resealable Pack (150 Gram) / 5.29 oz

 

[Fish Fan]

Look for dried (not roasted) nori at larger supermarkets or an Asian market will have it for sure.

 

[JGT]

Roasted is actually fine as long as it’s just seaweed. On Sale $8 and change.

https://a.co/d/0dg7t0pZ

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Unless you are focussed purely on Nori, there are other good macroalgae options, such as whole leaf dulse. Available at Whole Foods, or for lower cost online.

 

[A_Blind_Reefer]

I think cheapest will be as fishfan mentioned.

I’ve had good luck with sea veggies from two little fishies. I like the foil like resealable bags they come in and find them to be a perfect size and easy to fold and tear in half if needed. Maintaining a somewhat consistent size.

I’ve tried the grocery store varieties, but my fish wouldn’t touch it (picky little guys) and they seemed to tear unevenly and kinda crumble apart so the amount was very inconsistent but that’s a personal problem I have.