Tropical Semi-Floating Micro Pellets Fish Food, 0.77 Oz (22g)

My fish love this food! And the best thing is that there isn't fall out mucking up the water. Regular flake food makes a mess, but not these pellets. Definitely recommend.

My husband uses these for his fish tank. Every time he feeds them his fish go nuts for them. They sink a little slowly so they linger in the tank longer. They're also small enough that some juvenile nanofish. Even his small bumblebee goby goes nuts for them and likes eating them. The fish's color has also been standing out a lot more since we started feeding it to them a couple months ago.

My fish love these. I put a miniscule amount, probably a 16th or less of a tsp and a bit of flakes and that is working great for me in my 20 gallon tank. They work well in automatic feeders too.

Excellent food. Fish love it and, since the gobble it up quickly, it doesn't hang around long enough to foul the water

My fish loves this food. The particles are very small, and it suits them very well. My Rainbow fish is relatively large, 3-4” long, but their mouths are small, so it’s good for them, as well as for Neon Tetras. The only thing I wish to be different, is the particles to float a little longer. They sink too fast

Hikari’s Tropical Semi-Floating Micro Pellets have really changed how we feed our fish and maintain our aquarium, and for the better. The micro pellets float for about one minute, and some then sink slowly while a portion remains floating. They are perfectly sized for our fish, so we don’t have to be as ‘on-hand’ with micro pellets as flake food sometimes requires to pinch into smaller bits. Visibly, you can see the fish enjoy the slow release of the micro pellets. Feeding time is no longer a stressful, constant frenzy; the instant the flakes hit the surface, they begin to sink so rapidly. So we’ve noted how much more sensible Hikari Tropical Semi-Floating Micro Pellets are as the main source of our feeding routine. Interestingly enough, from the moment the pellets hit the surface, it takes roughly one minute for the first big release to begin descending downward. Take a look a the attached video clip. Overall, more feed ends up in the fish, and not sinking to the bottom, versus flake, which will reduce maintenance, and that's definitely a positive.

Great nano and fry food. Allows you to grind to a fine powder easily between your fingers to feed fry.

Got these specifically for chilli rasboras. I wanted something that was small and sinks easily. I was happy to see that the pellets are very soft, so they crumble easily when I pinch them to make the pellets even smaller. The rasboras eat them, and the shrimp pick up the leftovers. A little expensive for what they are as the bag is really small, but I don't go through food very quickly.