Fish Food — Tetra Aquarium & Pond Diets + Zenkoi Koi

Build a balanced feeding routine with best-sellers from Tetra for community and specialist tanks, plus a value Zenkoi All-Season option for koi. This range covers flakes & crisps, granules & pellets, wafers & tablets, and weekend/holiday blocks for carefree feeding.

What you’ll find

• Community staples: TetraMin Crisps; TetraPRO Energy & Algae Multi-Crisps.
• Cichlid nutrition: Cichlid XL Flakes, Colour Pellets & Colour Mini Pellets.
• Pleco & bottom feeders: Pleco Tablets and Wafer Mix for algae/veg-based grazing.
• Species picks: Betta diet; Goldfish Granules and Goldfish Gold Japan.
• Granules for small mouths: TetraPrima & TetraPrima Mini; TetraBits Complete.
• Pond & koi: Tetrapond Multi Mix, Pond Flakes, Koi Sticks + Zenkoi All Season Bucket.
• Set-and-forget: Tetra Weekend & Holiday foods for short trips.

Pick by fish

• Community tanks: Start with TetraMin or TetraPRO; add a veggie day with Algae Multi-Crisps.
• Cichlids: Use Cichlid XL Flakes for juveniles/community setups; switch to Colour Pellets as fish grow.
• Plecos/loaches: Feed after lights out with Pleco Tablets/Wafers where they naturally forage.
• Goldfish: Choose Goldfish Granules for everyday; Gold Japan for colour and condition.
• Betta: Betta-specific micro pellets to match small, surface-feeding mouths.
• Koi & pond fish: Koi Sticks/Multi Mix for daily; Zenkoi All-Season for consistent pond energy.

Format guide

• Flakes & crisps: Great for mixed shoals and surface/mid-water feeders.
• Granules & pellets: Slower sinking for focused feeding and less waste.
• Wafers & tablets: Designed for bottom dwellers; place near shelters.
• Trip blocks: Weekend/Holiday foods to cover short absences.

Feeding tips

• Little & often: Offer only what’s eaten in 1–2 minutes, 1–2× daily.
• Mix it up: Rotate a staple with algae/veg or colour/energy formulas during growth or spawning.
• Bottom feeders: Target-feed after lights out so shy species get their share.
• Ponds: Feed more in warm water; reduce portions as temperatures drop and fish slow down.

Storage & water quality

• Keep food cool, dry and sealed; buy sizes you’ll use within a few months.
• Remove uneaten food to protect water clarity and filter health.

Use filters to choose by species, brand and price. Add a staple plus a complementary formula to your cart, and enjoy clearer water and brighter, active fish.