Tetra 77077 TetraPRO Goldfish Crisps for Fishes, 7.9 Ounce

Our goldfish likes this. It's clean in the tank-floats for a while before sinking. They're not flakes or pellets, but small round 'chips'. Best fish food form I've experienced. The fish recommend it too.

My fish seem to love this food

Fish like it

Great value. Fast delivery. It's clear that this is a high-quality product. Highly recommend! Fish love it

I see that they love the crisps. When they see me they running to front of the tank to eat. Will continue feeding them this brand of food.

I've been using Tetra Goldfish Flakes for about a decade and decided to give my Oranda Goldfish something new to eat. I went with this product because I have had no issues with Tetra food, but thought the Crisps would be a nice change and make for easier bottom grazing, which my fish like to do. The good news: My goldfish love the Crisps and seem to tolerate it with no issues. I fed them some flakes and some Crisps initially, to see what they'd go for first, and it was always the Crisps. The not-so-good-news: Crisps cloud my 12-gallon tank, despite this product touting otherwise on the can. I will say that, coming from flakes, one thing to be aware of is that you need only about half as much Crisps in the tank per feeding. I didn't know this and used too many Crisps for the first few days. The tank would cloud terribly and, when I cleaned the tank, I found a fair amount of uneaten Crisps in the gravel. Now, feeding just what I can see my fish consume in a few minutes, the cloudiness is much less (I can just about go my usual 2 weeks between tank cleanings, where at first it was every other day), but not as clear as when I used Tetra Flakes. Since my fish seem to love it, I'll continue using this at least until I finish the can, then I'll evaluate again how it affected my tank cleaning schedule. So, it's 4 stars for being popular and safe for my fish, with one star off for the tank cloudiness.

Crisps are a little more substantial than the flakes which makes them perfect for our outdoor pond. Most of them float on the water and then little by little they start to sink. Fish will eat as they sink by and if they're hungry they'll come up and eat from the surface. No mess or dust on hands.

My outdoor small pond has several goldfish. They love the crisps, and eat them up immediately. They love the crisps.