Tetra Pond Koi Vibrance

The media could not be loaded. This is an honest review of Tetra Pond sticks that I have been feeding my goldfish and koi for years.Pros: The Price is good. The product is healthy for my fish. Setting up a subscription is also very easy as my new supply shows up like clockwork every 2 weeks. I also like that this product is floating food, which makes meal time a lot of fun when my fish come to the surface.Cons: The only challenge I would mention here is that if you have a new pond or new fish that have not been trained yet, koi tend to stay at the bottom of the water table, whereas goldfish stay at the top. My point is that it takes a little bit of time to train all of your fish to come to the surface to eat. Once they've got the routine, they'll always come to the surface for food.Overall, for the value for the money, these ponds sticks are one of the best options out there.

Been using it for several yeats now, fosh love it, definitely brings out the color in the fish, they are very healthy.

Honestly good..not sure how clear my pond is, maybe a lil bit clearer but I liked the price vs weight of fish food, and my koi love it. We used a diff brand before this and will be switching to this.

This food is just right for my koi. It helps with the fish health and color from the fresh ingredients. The koi seem to like the taste. The ziplock bag functions appropriately.

Our Cavapoo tends to be a picky eater and she loves 360. I tried 6 different natural, healthy, freeze dried dog foods and this is the one she really loves...finally success. Reasonable price, good nutrition. 5 stars!

The fish love this food, which I have used for many years. It really DOES improve fish color, no question, but is seriously over-priced.To deal with that, I feed it straight for the first 1-2 months to brighten the fish up after a tough over-winter here in New England. Then I mix 50/50 in the summer then 25/75 in late summer finally 10/90 in the fall just before winter, mixed with a lower-priced “growth” formula food to save $$.The one I use is “Blue Ridge Fish Food, cool-water wheat formula” from Amazon. I buy 14 pound pails. Here is the math:This stuff $20.29/1.43 pounds=$14.19/poundOther stuff $62.95/14 pounds=$4.50/poundPretty clear the cheaper one costs 1/3rd of the color-enhancing formula, which works, I’m not questioning that, I just can't affort it all year.

Fish love it. Floats on top as described and fish eat it fast. Will buy again.

My Koi fish seem to like these. Not sure if the color claim is true but they are colorful. This sized bag seems to be one of the better values out there I have found.