APIPOND FISH FOOD Pond Fish Food 2.68-Pound Bag

I love this koi food and my fish love it too! I like it because it doesn't sink. The fish come up to the surface to eat and if there's any left after 10 minutes or so - which there hardly ever is - I can scoop it out. The size of the pellet is perfect for small koi or goldfish as well. Baby fish can and do pick at it too. This is a high-quality food that the fish really like. I've used this brand and this particular product for many years.

The media could not be loaded. Have been buying this for nearly 5 years, and our koi seem to love it. Have occasionally tried to feed them other brands but they refused each time, API Pond is definitely their favorite for sure. Quality seems to be good, fish are remaining healthy, water stays clearer for longer, and less effort is needed to clean up the pond. Great price for the amount of food you're getting, and is definitely cheaper than what you would see in pet stores like Petco. A single bag usually lasts us around two months for 4 fish, so we definitely save by buying this brand. Also works well with different automatic feeders, the packaging is able to seal tightly, and the food inside stays dry for long periods of time.

Good product

Fish love this stuffI use it in the pond behind the house to feed the little fishThat attract the big fish that makes fishing FUN!

I buy this food for my outdoor pond fish and they love it. The pellets are hard and stay afloat for the fish to find easily. The 2.69 lb bag lasts a long while.

I have 50 goldfish that began as feeder gold fish less than half an inch, and 9 coyfish, that live outside in a large swimming pond (a bio-pool) The gold fish have grown to their max of 6 inches. They have a beautiful vibrant color and the coy reproduced from 7 when I got them to 9 and I have not had any "known" casualties in the tank. This food is high quality my dog begs for it too. I think it is an excellent product.

I was very pleased to see how much my fish love this food. No worries about any of it being uneaten, to fall to the bottom of the pond.

My pond gold fish live these!