Aqueon Goldfish Granules 3 Ounces

Fish seems to really like these. They do not float on water though. They sink straight down to the gravel. Insane value for the money. Easy to use, good quality food, that’s effective in feeding a fish. Also seems to digest well.

Good value for the money. My fish are good with these. I find them cleaner than fish flakes, which are eaten then spit out again by the goldfish. Easy to use and I am sure they are healthy for the fish. I find them better than flakes.

I like this food I’ve bought it several times. I like it because it’s small granules and I have two small fish that have very small mouths so it’s easy for them to eat. I like it because it’s sinking pallets which causes less air in their stomach. As for the bigger fish, they could just eat a little more if they have to I feel it’s a good quality food. It’s not the only food I feed them. They get treats and vegetables as well.

This is a very decent size for the price. My goldfish love it and it does not cloud up the water like flakes tend to do. Only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the product specifically says "slow sink" and it actually sinks VERY fast and this was actually one of the specific reasons I purchased this.

My fish seem to really like it and it doesn’t taste half bad.

Great

These are definitely super quick sinking....from the package I thought they'd slowly float down. Nope, these quickly sink. Faster than the fish can eat them. It's a good sized container for a good price but I won't buy again.

Don't really recommend this, but if you're on a budget... It's an option.I had bought three containers in one go because I had two tanks of (common) goldfishes that I was going to feed.Some background: I have three tanks total. 1 approx. 12 inches goldfish, 1 approx. 2-3 inches and 8 approx. 1 inch. I'm only feeding my 2-3 inch with this product. The 12 inches I feed the OmegoOne pellets, while the other group I feed Tetra flakes.I bought this product mainly to start getting the 2-3 inch used to sinking pellets, in case of swim bladder issues later on. I have more cons than pros, but here they are:Pros:- They sort of sink... So I guess it /is/ a good transitional product.- I found the value for money quite decent. (another thing I quite like about pellets is that they're quite easy to ration)- The goldfish doesn't hate it.-The water /is/ decently clear but... (below)Cons:- I found that I'm getting significantly more algae in this tank (20g with one 2-3 inches) as compared to the other two (the 12 inches is in a 38g and the other 8 fishies in a 20g).- I feel like there is a significant amount of waste, in proportion to the amount I feed.- I also find the waste rather suspicious. Typically, I'm used (and also from where I read somewhere) the waste should be similar in coloring to the food itself. For me, the waste was black... So... I don't know, it's just really drastic. This point might influence the one above.- And that sinking thing... I would say majority of my pellet don't sink. Some are slow sinking once I drop them in but majority don't.All in all, I'm rather disappointed (mostly in myself for buying 3) but not super surprised. Though not desirable, I do plan on continuing to use the ones I bought but will not buy again.