Ultra Fresh Tetra Fish Food Slow Sinking All Natural Ingredients Wild Sword Prawns Spirulina Color Enhancement Small Granules

Perfect food for smaller fish like neon tetra or rasboras. Slow sinking ensures the surface feeders and bottom feeders both get fed. I have a 90 gallon aquarium with nothing but nano fish and they all love it. Read more

This fish food is great. It has a shaker on the top which makes it easy to add just the right amount of food to your tank. The food also does float on the top of the water not just sinking slowly to the bottom. I love that giving all of my fish time to eat without it just going straight to the bottom and creating waste. The bottle is big making it worth the money. Also all my fish likes the taste because they ate every bit of the food that was floating on top of the water. I will be buying again. Read more

My fish absolutely love this food! Including my Pygmy Cory. It’s the perfect size for their tiny mouths so I usually give them a pinch down at the bottom of the tank along with their usual food. I like how small it is too due to it doesn’t dirty the water as much and it helps me gage how mush I’m feeding I appreciate that the bottle is filled completely! The food also isn’t filled with filler ingredients either which is something I really looked for. This little $9 bottle can definitely last me a long time so it’s so worth the money. Read more

My freshwater fish seemed to love it. I like how some of it stays up top and other starts sinking after a couple seconds. Only bad thing is you need your magnifying glass and your glasses to read the fine print. Read more

The media could not be loaded. After researching nutrition for my aquariums I have firm confidence with Ultra Fresh Tropical Fish Food products. The 20 gallon was preparing itself while waiting over a year for the Neon Tetra family. In preparation for the delivery of 30 I purchased a container of the Ultra Fresh Tetra food. Today Dec 8, 2023 is the second day that my Neon Tetra family is home. They have been acclimated and the light turned off since yesterday. I let them wake up and then gave them their first breakfast which they devoured. It is good to note that the food container top has many little holes but only one is perforated. I shake a small amount into my palm and crush it even more and pinch bits into the aquarium. A little goes a long way! Update photo number one is feeding on day three Saturday Dec 9th. I was too late for an update video that had them so happy frantic but I think these first impressions are the most telling. The video, which speaks for itself, is from day four December 10. This 20 gallon aquarium is dedicated to the Neon Tetras. It is not my intention of adding any other species including catfish to the aquarium. Although the Tetra pellets are tiny, I do crush the pellets, turn off the filter and put small pinches in the water so as not to add too much. The Neon Tetras are shy so they’ll eat and play and then they all eat again so I let them eat for about 10 minutes. Neons let you know when they want to eat by swimming high in the water and when they’re done by just remaining near the bottom playing. The stillness of the water while they are eating lets the surface eating Neons create some of the slow sinking pellets. I have the Ultra Fresh guppy food and the catfish food for the 75 gallon aquarium. Ultra Fresh fish foods are awesome! Read more

Great size pellets, fish love them, clear water. Nice bottle Read more

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I'm sure this is good quality food I've tried it with my fish and they just don't eat it I don't know if I bought to small a pellet size for my fish I have different tetras ( glow tetra, penguin tetra and blood fin Tetras) and Cory catfishes shrimp and loaches in my tank. The only thing that I have actually seen eat it is the shrimp. As far as the sink ability it honestly floats on top of the water a little too long before it starts sinking and it's not until it gets towards my filter and the filter pushes it down that it actually sinks. I have a glass feeding tube that I use for my bottom feeders and I tested the sink ability of these pellets by placing it in the tube and after a couple of hours a majority of it was actually still on top of the water surface in the tube and I had to put my finger in it and swivel it around to make them sink. As of right now I am using it as a absolute backup if I run out of my normal fish food but originally I purchased this to try to replace my normal fish food and give them something healthier. Don't know if I'm going to give this friend another shot maybe a bigger size I'm still unsure of that at the moment. Read more