Where do you buy Nori?

[TWallace]

I'm considering feeding this stuff as I've heard good things about it. In particular, I've read that sea hares eat it and I've just ordered a few of those (to combat bryopsis). But I also have some fish that would probably eat it.

 

[Waxxiemann]

At most grocery and asian grocery stores.

Safeway has it.

 

[Travis L. Stevens]

I find mine in the Oriental food section of WalMart. It's about $2 for a bunch of it. It comes in sheets that are about 4"x6" and there are about 20 sheets to a package. FWIW, some sea hares will take to nori, but others won't.

 

[lbear]

I bought seaweed sheet from asian market. 98 cents per 10 unseasoned seaweed sheets! It's sold for sushi. My blue hippo tang loves it!

 

[ACBlinky]

I recently bought some at a health food store and thought I'd found a good deal, then found a similarly sized package at a little Asian grocery for half the price. My fish like it just as much as the Two Little Fishies green seaweed sheets from the LFS, and it's MUCH cheaper ($11/pkg at the LFS, $2/pkg at the corner grocery).

 

[drummereef]

There is a local Asian market nearby my house that has an unreal assortment of Nori and other dried seaweeds. I can get 100 6x6 sheets for 9 bucks. I love that place.

 

[bhdmc]

Any Asian market

 

[DaveBrader]

Here is the best deal I have found. 50 sheets for $7.69

I bought four packages so with shipping the stuff only cost 18 cents a sheet, compared with 1.00 per sheet at the LFS.

Fish eat it just as well as the LFS expensive stuff.

here is the link

http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=501

Dave