Freshwater Fish Food
Good food is the easiest upgrade in fishkeeping. Browse flakes, pellets, frozen, and gel foods that we actually use, then ask us what suits your fish.
Fish food in stock
Live inventory from our store. Selection changes as shipments arrive.
Sera O-Nip Nature Food
sera O-Nip Nature is the treat without dyes and preservatives consisting of gently manufactured tabs that can be stuck to the aquarium…
Sera Vipagran Tropical Granules
sera Vipagran Nature is the staple food consisting of gently manufactured soft granules without dyes and preservatives for all fish eating…
Sera Goldy Gran Nature Goldfish Food
sera Goldy Gran Nature is the staple food consisting of gently manufactured granules without dyes and preservatives for bigger goldfish…
Hikari Micro Semi-Floating Pellets Freshwater Tropical Fish Food
Hikari Micro Semi-Floating Pellets Freshwater Tropical Fish Food 1.58 Oz
Hikari Tropical Algae Wafers Mini
Hikari Tropical Algae Wafers Mini
San Francisco Bay Brand Emerald Entree
Emerald Entrée™, although formulated for marine fish, has been shown to be an excellent diet for freshwater fish as well. Fish that rely…
Sera Granugreen Nature Cichlid Food
sera Granugreen Nature is the staple food consisting of gently manufactured granules without dyes and preservatives for smaller cichlids…
Hikari Vibra Bites - Baby
Experience the perfect nutrition for your baby fish with Hikari Vibra Bites. Packed with a nutritious formula and vibrant colors, these…
How to choose fish food
Match the food to how your fish eat
Surface feeders do well with floating flakes and pellets, while bottom dwellers such as corydoras and loaches need food that sinks. Watch where your fish feed and choose accordingly.
Variety beats one staple forever
A quality staple food plus occasional frozen or gel food gives more complete nutrition than a single food every day. Different fish have different diets, so check what your species needs.
Feed small amounts
Overfeeding is one of the most common causes of cloudy water and poor water quality. Offer only what your fish finish in a minute or two, and remove what is left.
Related: Repashy gel food guide, Guide to happy and healthy fish, Learning library.
Common questions
How much should I feed my fish?
Small amounts once or twice a day is a common routine. Feed only what they finish in a minute or two. Needs vary by species and age, so ask us if you are unsure.
Can I use one food for all my fish?
A good staple works for many community tanks, but bottom feeders, herbivores, and carnivores can have different needs. Tell us what you keep and we will help you choose.
What is gel food?
Gel food is mixed from a powder and set into a soft gel that many fish accept readily. See our guide to making Repashy gel food for the basics.
Not sure what fits your tank?
Bring your tank size and what you keep in it, and we will help you choose.