Omega One Color Mini Pellets, Sinking, 3.5 oz

I recently purchased some neon tetras from the local fish store, but was unable to get them to eat any of the other foods that I had on hand. After doing a little research, I stumbled upon this gem. It is the only thing that my neon tetras will actually eat! Look at the ingredients list, no meal or fillers or bs. This is a VERY high quality fish food!

I have been using this fish feed for years and the fish seem to like it. They stay alive pretty long. These pellets both sink and float, so it’s great for a variety of fish. Recommend.

Our goldfish lost all of its color over the last 2 years to the point where it had become pure white. We switched to this food and after a couple weeks we started to notice hints of color change in its face. Now I'll be buying another container soon, but you can clearly tell in its fins, tail, and face that color is really starting to come back.

The label says SLOW SINKING but it sinks pretty fast, or at least the stuff I bought sinks fast. My Tetras seem to like it though. I cannot comment on taste however as I haven't eaten any of it yet. Yes, review asks me to comment on taste and quality but I really have NO CLUE on either. I will continue to buy it in today's terrible inflated "economy". John

all my fish and snails like this. good ingredients it looks like 👍

My Bolivian rams have been healthy and happy for about a year. I've been feeding frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and bug bites. When I added these pellets to the mix, their color POPPED within 2 days. It was amazing.It's always a challenge getting food down to them due to hungry fish in the mid water. These sink pretty fast. They're a good option if you're trying to get food down to apistos or rams past other fish. Also, smaller tetras, smaller barbs and guppies can't fit these in their mouths.

This is a lot of food and will last my guppies quite a while. Maybe go with a smaller bottle of food if you don't have that many fish. I usually drop 1/4 spoon full daily. Not sure how long they'll float, as my little fish friends devour them up within minutes. I like that half of them sink right away, as it gives some of the bottom feeders as a chance to nab some food from the greedy guppies. The pellets have not clouded the water. I prefer this over flakes, If I go on vacation, my auto-feeder works perfectly with pellets. My guppies were quite colorful to begin with, so not sure if this enhances the color or not, but their color has not faded on this food. I will definitely buy again, but probably not this year, as my fish don't eat that much.Edit: The majority of the pellets sink to the bottom almost immediately. I would not have an expectation that this product will float.

Love this and so does my blind Betta. I know sounds silly, but my granddaughter’s Betta Cottoncandy can not see his food. Betta foods is too small and sink to fast. He is in a 5 gallon tank with 5 White Cloud Minnows. If you have never had them, I will tell you now, they are like Piranhas going after the food. Poor Cottoncandy didn’t have a chance. In fact he was getting very thin and acting very weak. This food saved his life! It doesn’t fall so fast that he can’t catch it. It takes him about 3 tries at it sometimes, he is at least getting some food. We watch him after we feed him every day to make sure he gets at least 3 pellets. My granddaughter is like a little cheerleader for him, and he does cute dances at the front of the tank for her. Everyone is health and happy!!!