Collection: Food for Freshwater Fish
Food for community fish, bettas, fry, nano fish, and other freshwater aquarium species. Shop daily staples, freeze-dried foods, and specialty diets in sizes suited to different fish and feeding styles.
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Community Fish
Daily staples and variety for tetras, guppies, rasboras, corydoras, gouramis, and mixed tanks.
Explore community foods ↓ 02Betta Fish
Protein-rich staples and freeze-dried foods suited to bettas and their feeding behavior.
Explore betta foods ↓ 03Fry & Nano Fish
Fine foods for newly hatched fry, growing juveniles, and adult fish with very small mouths.
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best first choice
Community Granules Small
New to feeding a peaceful mixed tank? Start with Community Granules Small. The smaller size makes it easy for common community fish like tetras, guppies, rasboras, danios, and corydoras to share as an everyday staple food.
For Larger Community Fish
Community Granules Original
Choose Community Granules Original if your tank has larger community fish or fish that prefer a more visible bite. It works well as a daily staple for peaceful mixed tanks with medium-sized appetites.
For Small Livebearers
Guppy Granulettes
Fine 0.4–0.6 mm granulettes made for guppies, Endlers, and other small-mouthed livebearers. The slow-sinking size makes them easy to catch while providing a dependable daily staple.
Community Tank Feeding Guide
Choose the Right Size
Match the food to your fish’s mouth size and tank mix.
Small fish & tiny mouths
Best for tetras, rasboras, gouramis, and livebearers, sinking granules promote natureal feeding behaviors. The ultra-small 0.5mm sinking pellets are perfect for tanks with corys and dwarf bottom feeders.
Mixed adult community tank
Best for peaceful mixed tanks with different mouth sizes and adult community fish.
Larger peaceful community fish
Best for bigger peaceful community fish like discus, angels, and dwarf and hybrid cichlids. The sinking 1mm pellets are perfect for corys, loaches, and all types of bottom feeders.
Simple Feeding Routine
Staple Food First, Treats for Variety
Start with one daily staple food, then rotate freeze-dried treats a few times per week for variety and feeding response.
Choose a Daily Staple
Use one staple food for regular everyday feeding. Pick the size that best matches your community fish.
Add Treat Rotation
Rotate freeze-dried treats a few times per week alongside your staple food to add variety to the tank.
More Variety
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Daphnia, Freeze Dried
Regular price From $9.80 USDRegular priceUnit price per$22.45 USDSale price From $9.80 USDSale -
Mini Mysis, Freeze Dried
Regular price $13.75 USDRegular priceUnit price per$12.95 USDSale price $13.75 USD -
Fine Brine, Semi-Fine
Regular price From $12.90 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
Tubi-Fine, Freeze Dried Tubifex, Loose
Regular price $11.80 USDRegular priceUnit price per$11.90 USDSale price $11.80 USDSale
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Newly Hatched Fry
Tiny Fry Powder, 0.1–0.2 mm -
Growing Fry & Micro Fish
Small Fry Powder, 0.2–0.4 mm -
Larger Fry & Small-Mouthed Fish
Guppy Granulettes, 0.4–0.6 mm
Foods for Specific Freshwater Needs
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For a Versatile Flake Diet
Learn moreA complete flake food for a wide range of freshwater fish (& saltwater fish).
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Food for Saltwater Fish
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Food for Shrimp & Snail
Shrimp foods designed for freshwater aquarium shrimp including Neocaridina and Caridina species....
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Premium Freeze Dried Fish Food
Single-ingredient freeze-dried foods for freshwater and marine fish. Choose smaller bites for...
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Bulk Feeds
Bulk aquarium fish foods packaged for breeders, fish rooms, and large aquariums....
