=== The product === A complete fish food (in flake form) for tropical fish. === The packaging === This comes provided in a plastic pot with a screw top lid. The packaging is sturdy and survived my cat investigating it so must be quite strong. === How to use === Simply sprinkle a few flakes per fish in to the tank and remove any uneaten flakes after a few minutes. === The cost === An 18 gram container is around £3.40 and a 50 gram container is around £7.20 so you can save money by purchasing the larger container. I initially purchased the 18 gram container before moving our fish on to pellets ...  Read the complete review

It's difficult to comment on the flavour or quality of fish food as fish tend to gobble it up regardless! However, Love Fish is a high-quality product, and they obtain their ingredients from sustainable sources which is nice. It's affordable and comes in various sized pots. I usually buy the 50g size which costs a little over £5 for the tropical version and will last a VERY long time unless your tank is very large indeed. This is generally better value than alternative brands, considering the quality difference. I would advise ignoring the feeding instructions though. Fish do not need anything like as much food as fish food brands recommend ...  Read the complete review

On a recent trip to my local Pets At Home I noticed they are stocking a new brand of fish food. It was quite a bit cheaper than my regular one so I decided to give it a try. The fish food is call Love Fish and for tropical flakes costs -------- for a 50g pot. The flakes come in a bright orange pot with a screw top lid. It has a white label around it with Love Fish in large letters and underneath it says tropical flakes and is suitable for all tropical fish, ( there is one for cold water fish too). The label also tells the customer that the food will provide complete premium nutrition, has a unique large flake formulation and contains natural ingredients. The ...  Read the complete review