Fish Food

Fish Food for Tropical, Goldfish, Cichlid & Marine Aquariums:

Choosing the right fish food starts with the species you keep and how they naturally feed. This collection includes aquarium fish food from API, Seachem NutriDiet, Kijaro, Xtreme and San Francisco Bay, with formulas for tropical community fish, Bettas, goldfish, cichlids, discus, marine fish, algae eaters and bottom-feeding species.

The range covers several feeding formats, including flakes, floating and semi-floating pellets, mini pellets, sticks, wafers and shrimp pellets. There are also brine shrimp eggs and hatch mixes, plus NutriDiet vacation tabs for an alternative feeding format when required.

Fish Flakes, Pellets & Specialist Foods:

For tropical aquariums, options include API Tropical Flakes, Tropical Pellets and Tropical Mini Pellets alongside Seachem NutriDiet Tropical Flakes. Species-specific NutriDiet formulas include Betta, Discus and Cichlid foods, while Marine Plus Flakes cater specifically to marine fish.

Goldfish keepers can choose between flakes and pellets, including API and Xtreme formulas. Kijaro floating pellets provide another option for goldfish, tropical fish and African cichlids, with both smaller packs and larger 20kg formats represented in the collection.

Bottom Feeder & Algae Eater Fish Food:

Fish that feed lower in the aquarium have dedicated choices too. API Algae Eater Wafers contain algae and are formulated for algae-eating fish, while API Bottom Feeder Shrimp Pellets provide a pellet option for bottom feeders. The collection also includes Seachem NutriDiet Shrimp Flakes and Chlorella Flakes.

Choosing the Right Aquarium Fish Food:

Match the food to your fish species first, then consider the format and pellet size. Smaller fish may find flakes or mini pellets easier to consume, while larger fish can suit denser pellets or sticks. For fish with specialised feeding habits, look for species-specific foods rather than relying on a general tropical formula.

Pack sizes vary considerably across this collection, from compact 30g specialist foods and smaller everyday containers through to 500g and 20kg floating pellet options. This makes it useful to compare not only the fish species and food type, but also the quantity appropriate for your aquarium or feeding requirements.