Fish food
Aquarium fish food: flakes, pellets, sinking wafers for bottom feeders, shrimp food, freeze-dried foods and automatic fish feeders for vacations.
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fish food comparisons
Fish flakes and micro pellets Flakes are what most aquarium fish eat every single day. Picking a good one and feeding the right amount does more for your tank's health than almost any piece of equipment. See comparison → 
Automatic fish feeders An automatic feeder lets you leave for a few days without asking favors, but only if you choose it well and test it first. A badly set feeder does more harm than a week of fasting. See comparison → 
Betta fish food The betta is an insect-eating fish with a tiny stomach. Most of its digestive problems come from eating too much, not too little. See comparison → 
Cichlid food "Cichlid" covers fish that graze algae and fish that hunt other fish. Feeding them all the same food causes a lot of digestive trouble, starting with the dreaded Malawi bloat. See comparison → 
Food for bottom feeders Bottom feeders do not live on leftovers. They need food that sinks and reaches the substrate before mid-water fish eat it, and they do not all eat the same thing. See comparison → 
Shrimp food Dwarf shrimp graze all day, but they get most of their food from the tank itself. Prepared food is a supplement, and overfeeding is the mistake that kills the most shrimp. See comparison → 
Goldfish food Goldfish eat anything and always seem hungry, but that does not mean they should eat a lot. A plant-rich diet, carefully portioned and fed as sinking food prevents most digestive problems. See comparison → Best sellers right now
Automatic fish feeders Automatic Fish Feeder for Aquarium Easy Setup & 4 Timers Black
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Guides to help you choose
How Much and How Often to Feed Aquarium Fish How much food to give your fish and how often: the 2-3 minute rule, feeding frequency by fish type, fasting days, bottom feeders, fry, vacations and signs of overfeeding. Leaving Your Fish Tank on Vacation: Food, Lights and Heat How to leave your aquarium when you go on vacation: how long fish can go without food, automatic feeders, light timers, heat waves and preparing a tank sitter.