This is, in my opinion, THE best pellet food available for small tropical fish. of course, you must still feed occasional freeze-dried or frozen foods, as well as other supllements, as with any food, but this is an amazing staple.
I use it in all of my tanks, and I have found it to be the best. No downsides that I can find yet. The packaging keeps it fresh longer, and it is a pellet so there is no risk of it clogging fish intestines like flake foods may do.

I highly recommend this product.

Great product, fish seem to like it more than flakes.

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55g - 1 oscar and 1 red zebra
30g(planted) - 3 Trilineatus cories, 3 peppered cories, 1 female betta, 2 gold rasboras, and snails.
50g - 4 lethrinops intermedius
46g Hex - 2 black neon tetras, 3 bloodfin tetras, 3 blue tetras, 2 snakeskin gouramis, 3 Agassizi corys, 2 von rio tetras ,and 1 pleco

Very good quality food. Worth the money. Fish love it and also is hikari which means high quality.

My GBRs hang out at the top of the tank for feeds, ever since I started feeding this. My tetras chase it all over the tank. The corys seem to enjoy hovering up any that makes it to the gravel too!! 100% recommend this product for all small community fish!!!

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Fish are friends, not an expendable entertainment device!

the perfect food for small fish

Great for small fish as an alternative to flake. Hikari is a very trusted brand and I've had nothing but good experiences with their foods.

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Originally Posted by i_am_511

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very small pellets, even my neons and ember tetras can eat this food with no problem. Fish really seem to like this food.

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55 gallon planted community
30 gallon planted community
10 gallon planted wild type guppies and cherry shrimp
2X5.5

This is a great staple for fish 1 inch and bigger. It is eaten eagerly by all the fish I gave it to and the pygmy cories I have love it. The only problem I have with it is micro rasboras and other fish under an inch still have trouble eating it. If you have any of these fish, it is best to go with a quick sinking flake.

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30gL heavily planted: south american community tank
15g mod. planted: nano fish community tank
6g long(custom tank) mod planted: 6 bettas w/ dividers

I’ve used this product for my fry once they start getting a little bigger. They go nuts over this food, more so than other foods that I have tried. One of the best extra small pellet foods out there

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I got a sample size of these pellets with my sinking wafers for my bottom feeders..... The fish loved it! It did sink a bit faster than the NLS .5mm size which can be good if you have a variety of fish with some top and some mid-feeders.

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This is hands-down the best fish food I have ever used. I had some picky fish a while back that refused everything until I tried these micro pellets. They are a great size for my tetras, and I love that I can make some float at first and make some sink (by "throwing" them at the surface of the water), which ensures everyone gets a chance to eat.

Comically, my tetras will sometimes spit out the yellow pellets (the "vitamins") and go for the red and green ones first, but eventually they are all eaten before hitting the gravel.

Great staple for smaller fish. Only problem I had was that the pellets are so small that they were getting stuck underneath my fingernails. A minor annoyance which I fixed by using a salt shaker. Problem solved!