Tetra Floating Pond Sticks - 3kg

You should feed your pond fish once or twice a day, depending on the water temperature and their activity level. In colder water (below 10°C / 50°F), feed less frequently or stop feeding if fish are inactive. In warmer water, you can feed up to twice a day.

Only feed what your fish can consume within a few minutes (typically 5-10 minutes). It's better to underfeed slightly than to overfeed, as excess food can spoil water quality.

Yes, Tetra Floating Pond Sticks are generally suitable for all pond fish. While the sticks may be large for very small fry, most juvenile pond fish will be able to nip at them or consume smaller pieces once softened in the water.

Store the food in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. It's recommended to transfer the sticks to an airtight container after opening to maintain freshness and prevent contamination.

Tetra Floating Pond Sticks are designed to be highly digestible and float, which helps prevent water clouding from undissolved food. If your water becomes cloudy after feeding, it usually indicates that you are overfeeding, and excess food is decaying in the pond.

When water temperatures drop below 10°C (50°F), fish metabolism slows down significantly. It's generally recommended to reduce feeding or switch to a specialized winter food. Below 6°C (43°F), most pond fish stop feeding entirely. Always monitor your fish's activity.

Check your pond's water temperature and quality. Fish appetite decreases in colder water or poor water conditions. Ensure you are not overfeeding, and try feeding at a consistent time each day. If water quality is an issue, test it and address any imbalances.

Ensure the food has been stored correctly in a cool, dry place and the package is sealed after use. Moisture can affect the sticks' buoyancy and integrity. If the food is old, its quality may degrade.

This often indicates overfeeding. Reduce the amount of food given per feeding. Only feed what your fish can consume within a few minutes. Remove any uneaten food promptly to prevent it from decaying and clouding the water.