Aquarian Tropical Fish Flakes

I use both Aquarian Tropical Flake Food and King British pellets, but as this is the Flake food is the category we are in right now that is what I'll be telling you about. Unlike the books recommend most of my fish are top feeders and I have only two middle feeders, so the flake food makes up the bulk of the food I use. As is recommended you should feed a few flakes at a time, enough to be eaten in a couple of minutes and any left over should be scooped out with a net to prevent it from polluting the tank. The Aquarian food range is one of the most widely avaliable as it can be found in most if not all supermarkets in the pet aisle. It is made by ...  Read the complete review

I have had tropical fish for a number of years (too many to mention) and during that time I have tried many different types of food for my fish. Although Aquarian Tropical flake food is not the cheapest flake food however it is the one I tend to prefer over anything else on the market. Containing natural ingredients it is marketed as bringing out fishes natural colours. What is it like to use? The flakes come in a blue plastic tub, when you remove the lid you will see a foil seal (this is to keep the flakes fresh) when you remove this you are presented with the flakes, they are in various colours and sizes. It is then simply a matter of ...  Read the complete review

Who will like this product: Keepers of tropical fish as this is a popular and trustworthy brand of fish food. How much does this product cost: It quite expensive for fish food at £2.69 for 25g and £5.69 for 50g. This product claims to help bring out the natural colours of the fish, as well as ensuring that you continue to have healthy, active fish. This product also ensures that your water will be cleaner and clearer. The tub which contains the food is blue and round with pictures of tropical fsh (Cichlids, neon tetra and guppy) on the front and top. This product contains: Protein 36.5% Oil 12.5% Ash ...  Read the complete review

I used to use these flakes for my tropical fish until they died, but I am sure it wasn´t because of this food - just old age. You can buy a 25g tub for around £3.49. Now, this may sound expensive, but in fact it isn´t all that bad. That´s because the fish flakes inside are so light, its unbelievable. The plastic tub itself probably weighs more than the flakes inside a 25g tub, so you are probably paying for the tub. Anyway, the flakes are good for tropical fish and are easy to feed. You simply take a pinch in your fingers (but not too much) before releasing it into the surface of the fish tank. Some will float and some will sink. Your little fishies ...  Read the complete review

Have you ever noticed how bright and lovely coloured tropical fish look in the shop but after a couple of weeks at home they look a lot duller or even loose there pritty colours altogether. I often wondered why this was and it wasnt untill i brought this food that i realised, to keep there pritty colours tropical fish need to be fed a food containing marigold meal extract which helps to keep there colours nice and bright, this wont bring back the colour very well in fish that have already lost there colours but will stop any new fish loosing there colours. This flake food costs £3.49 for a 25g tub or £5.59 for a 50g tub which is a bit more expensive ...  Read the complete review