TetraMin Nutritionally Balanced Tropical Flake Food for Tropical Fish, 7.06 oz (pack of 1)

Always been the best fish food. I"ve been feeding my fish this for 55 years! Consistent quality, packaging, quantity, and good price.

Quality fish food, great price . Humongous size.

The only fish food my community tank likes There are tetras glowfish angle fish corys and pelcos snails Love that it floats and sinks so every layer gets a chance to eat Doesn’t cloud the water Same price as in stores and I don’t have to leave home

Looking for a gigantic container of fish food because your fish eat more than you do? You came to the right place! Great product, great price!

Oh my God the price for this is extremely good for those who have tropical fish buy this it will last you a while lol

Great food for a variety of fish

Best value. Fish food can be so expensive. Fish seem to love it.

Ideas from Amazon for this review include “taste.” Talk about an algorithm gone wrong - or a trap. If I say “this tastes DELICIOUS” is the HHS Secretary going to hunt me down for violating the now upside down food pyramid by ingesting fish food? I’m devoted to my fish's health, but I am definitely refusing to adhere to the review “idea” of taste and NOT “sampling their dinner” level of devoted. So I’ll have to rely on the expert panel: two tetras who eat this stuff like they are being paid by the flake. Verdict from the tank jury? They lose their tiny minds for this stuff. The second the lid opens it’s like I rang the dinner bell at an underwater rodeo. Fins start wiggling, bubbles fly, and my normally chill Tetras turn into a competitive eaters named Fish One and Fish Two. If tropical fish enthusiasm for dinner equals flavor, this stuff must taste like tiny floating cheeseburgers. Next review idea is “health.” Ok, I think I can manage that check and change to green font. Since switching to TetraMin, the silver scales on my Tetras look brighter and shine like they are auditioning for a Vegas sign—and they’ve got so much energy they’re doing laps like aquatic CrossFit enthusiasts. Even the aquatic plants seem more optimistic. So, synapsis of “health” is their scales look more shiny equals healthy, then sure. Healthy stuff. Next review “idea” is “durability.” Ok, no more following the ideas after this, since I do not want to touch “smell” with a 10 foot fish net, thank you very much. Hmm. Ok, I got durability covered at least! How about these flakes are tougher than they look? They hold together long enough for the fish to actually eat them instead of instantly dissolving into sad aquarium dust. I can sprinkle them in, answer a text, come back, and they’re still respectable flakes, not murky fish oatmeal. Oh, and the container itself is sturdy too; I’ve dropped it twice and it survived like a champ. From my perspective, the flakes float nicely, don’t turn the water into swamp soup, do not cause foul smells (oops, said I was leaving smells out of this) and apparently taste amazing—based solely on the fact the two fish have yet to file a formal complaint. Official scoring: • Taste (according to the fish rave parties): 5 of 5 stars •. Durability (flake integrity + clumsy-owner proof): 5 of 5 stars • Smell: uh, sure. It smells like fishy seaweed, which apparently Tretras think is perfectly splendid. Five stars from me, and what I assume would be five enthusiastic fins-up from the aquatic review crew. 🐠