TetraPond Pond Sticks 2.65 Pounds, Pond Fish Food, For Goldfish And Koi, 16357, 2.53 Pounds

Couldn't tell how it tastes but the fish love it.

My koi love this food. They are somewhat more active and seem to be eating better. Glad I ordered it.

While I only have 5 goldfish, they've gotten HUGE, living in a 55 gallon tank inside (during colder months).We feed them a variety of food, but the TetraPond sticks fish food is a major player (most every day.)We put some fish in our water barrel outside (during warmer months) to keep mosquitoes from multiplying (The fish love to eat "wigglers" - mosquito larvae!) They get this fish food for daily supplement in the barrel!Easy to drop a small handful of sticks in the water. Easy to tell how fast the fish eat, when all the food floating on top is gone.(These food sticks float, drawing the fish to nibble at the top!)Doesn't get stale; bag seals closed.Happy with this purchase.

I have been using tetra pond sticks for years now. It is the only pond fish food i will buy. My Fish love it. Always eat it all and leaves no mess. Easy storage in the resealing bag too. I’ve tried other brands which are not as good and the fish seem to leave some of those pellets to decompose and create a cloudy pond. Not with the tetra pond sticks though. I will only buy these going forward.

Fish like them I tried them…, they taste like chicken! ;)

I have been using this product for many years. It has no fillers and compared to some other product I’ve used over the years, it doesn’t produce the copious amounts of waste the fish produce. I like the fact, that it floats. It brings the fish to come to the surface to feed and I can observe them quite well. They also put on quite some growth. I have been feeding it since I’ve had had my pond, minus trying some other brands. But came back to tetra pond. Sure, it weighs a lot less and I thought,too, it’s like feeding puffed rice. How can it be good. I switched to a more substantial food, meaning heavier in weight, but boy, the fish produced an awesome amount of waste, too. So I switched back and stayed with tetra pond food ever since. And even smaller fish can feed on it since it softens up fast compared to other brands. So they too are taken care of.

These are light and airy, so they float, stay floating for a while, and our Koi seem to love them. As long as they aren't scared off, they will eat this in a feeding frenzy once one of the fish takes the first. This is noticeably better than another fish food we used to use that our Koi would eventually eat, but never seemed too excited about the other food. I'm sure they ate eventually. But these are more fun to feed. They are light, so you'll go through it quickly, but one bag lasts us a few months, and much longer in the winter when they eat less (with the fall & winter variety for slower digestion).The only drawback is the packaging. The bag is a little clunky to open, pour, and re-seal. I don't want to deal with the Ziploc seal twice daily, so we prefer to dump into an easy open and close container (as pictured). So we only pour from the bag into it. Definitely feed by the hand, or scoop, don't just dump the bag because it is easy to pour too much. It is easy enough to pour. But re-sealing the bag takes some work and testing for tightness, and gets worse in time when the powder from crumbling fish sticks gets into the seal and doesn't stay closed. I've been planning to get an air-tight cereal container to dump the larger bag into for easier re-filling my small container.

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