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Goldfish food

With the right goldfish food, you can provide your goldfish with the nutrients it needs every day. Different types of food are available, such as pellets, granules and crisps. Discover the range of goldfish food and choose a food that suits your fish.

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What is the best food for goldfish?

The best food for a goldfish is a complete food that has been specially formulated for goldfish or other coldwater fish. This type of food contains a combination of important nutrients, including proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals. Different types of complete foods are available. Tetra Goldfish Granules, for example, is a granulated food for goldfish and other coldwater fish. The granules sink slowly, allowing the fish to feed at different water levels. Another option is Darwin Goldfish Pellets. These pellets are suitable as a daily food for goldfish. When choosing a food, consider factors such as the size of the food and the way your goldfish prefers to feed.

Are pellets, granules or crisps better for goldfish?

Goldfish food is available in different forms. The most suitable form depends, among other things, on the size and feeding behaviour of your goldfish. Pellets and granules are easy to portion and are available in different sizes. Crisps are an alternative to traditional granules or pellets. Tetra Goldfish Crisps have been developed as a complete food for goldfish. They initially remain on the surface of the water and then slowly sink. This allows the fish to feed at different water levels.

What food is suitable for fantail and Japanese goldfish?

For fantail goldfish and other selectively bred goldfish varieties, you can choose a food that has been specifically tailored to these fish. Tetra Goldfish Gold Japan Granules, for example, has been developed for Japanese goldfish, such as fantails. This food consists of sinking granules. This allows the fish to feed from the bottom. For fantails as well, make sure you choose an appropriate granule size and do not give more food than the fish can eat.