GOOD PARTNER Purify Series for Tetra Fish Food, Small Tropical Sinking Pellets, Suitable for Betta, Guppy Fish, All Natural Ingredients, Balanced Composition of Fish Feed, 2.65 oz (Pack of 1)

Great food for my Neon fishes they love it very much.

It’s fish food. It doesn’t cloud the water. The fish eat it. What else can I say.

The GOOD PARTNER Purify Series Marine Fish Food is an excellent choice for saltwater fish like clownfish. These sinking pellets are made with all-natural ingredients and have a balanced composition, ensuring your fish get the nutrients they need. The 2.65 oz pack lasts a decent amount of time, and the pellets are easy to feed and digest. A great option for maintaining healthy, happy marine fish! 🐠🌊✨

My beta liked this food, as I recall. So did my dwarf frogs. I liked this food in particular as someone allergic to shrimp/shellfish. This seems to be one of the few foods without shellfish as an ingredient.

My goldfish LOVE this! Two 6 inch Oranda and a 3 inch black moor. I’ve had much more positive results with feeding my larger fish these smaller pellets. This food has given my fish insane energy.

Everyone in my tank love this. My plattys, guppies and even my snails go loopy for this food. Just know these are sinking pellets. For that reason I use this food in my underwater feeders.

My guppies love it -- and are thriving.

I hate to leave a review like this not knowing for sure, but I'm pretty sure this killed my fish. I have an Endler tank that I went from 18 to 2. I have always fed them New Life pellet food, but I decided to swap up. Huge mistake. I am not 100% sure this is what killed them, but I haven't had a fish die (except from old age) in 5+ years. My water parameters are perfect and this is the ONLY thing that has changed. I started feeding them this and within 3 days they all started dying off. Within 4 days I lost 16 of them. They varied in age from 9 weeks old to 2 years. I breed them, so I know that they have always been fed a high quality diet without any prior heath issues. I treat ALL of my fry for parasites, bacterial & fungal infections for precautionary reasons. I have not bought one from a fish store in over 3 years and do regular water changes weekly. This is literally the ONLY thing that has changed. Thankfully I have another tank with fry that were not big enough to eat this food, so they are all still alive. Again, I can not say for sure, but I don't think it is a coincidence that they are all dying within a matter of days and only 1 thing has changed in years. If you purchase this, keep an eye out.