Freshwater Fish Food
Fish food for every water layer and diet: flakes, granules, tablets, fry food and freeze-dried food.
from€11.99
Unit price: €133.22 / kg
€6.99
Unit price: €116.50 / kg
from€11.99
Unit price: €133.22 / kg
from€5.99
from€6.99
Unit price: €116.50 / kg
€12.99
Unit price: €162.38 / kg
€15.99
Unit price: €159.90 / l
from€8.99
€9.99
Unit price: €133.20 / kg
€8.99
Unit price: €119.87 / kg
€13.99
Unit price: €93.27 / kg
from€3.99
Advice and care
How to choose fish food
Match the food to where your fish eat – surface, midwater or bottom – and to their diet.
Water layer
Surface fish take flakes, midwater fish granules, bottom fish sinking tablets.
Plant or protein
Give herbivores algae and vegetable food, carnivores a protein-rich one.
Small portions
Feed only what the fish eat in a couple of minutes, as leftovers spoil the water.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I feed my fish?
Adult fish are usually fed once or twice a day. Fry need smaller portions several times a day.
Is one food enough?
A staple covers the basics, but variety is better. Alternate flakes, granules and dried food.
Read more
Good fish food supplies the protein, fats, vitamins and fibre that fish cannot find anywhere else in an aquarium. The shape and size of the food must suit the fish's mouth, and the recipe should match whether the species is a herbivore, a carnivore or an omnivore in the wild.
Flakes or granules make a staple that can be fed every day. Freeze-dried brine shrimp and bloodworms, pastes and specialist diets for cichlids, goldfish or shrimp complement them. Fry have their own finer food, and bottom dwellers get sinking tablets. Keep the tub closed and dry, because vitamins in opened food break down with air and moisture. Buy a pack you will finish within a few months.
The most common mistake is overfeeding. Uneaten food decomposes and raises ammonia and nitrate, which encourages algae and disease. If food is left on the bottom, feed less next time.
