Wardley Goldfish Medium Floating Pellet Fish Food
In a Nutshell
- Best quality for goldfish turtles and koi
- Most fish enjoy both floating and sinking pellets.
- Floating pellets are great, however, some fish might refuse both pellet and flake
Quick Verdict
Wardley Goldfish Medium Floating Pellet Fish Food is highly recommended. Most users report their fish love the taste and texture, and it's good for goldfish and koi, although some bottom feeders enjoy the sinking pellets. Some users have issues with fish spitting out the pellets, so further research might confuse the fish.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Works for Large Fish (1)
It's great for fish larger than "carnival" goldfish.
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Enhances Fish Health (2)
Improves fish health and color
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Satisfied Goldfish (5)
Fish like it, including turtles, koi, and bottom feeders
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Clean Water (2)
Maintains cleaner tank water.
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Long-lasting (1)
Last long due to withstand of time and pieces integrity
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Size (2)
Portions are just the right
Cons
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Fish Rejection (3) minor
Fish do not like these pellets.
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Doesn't Work for Bottom Feeders (1) minor
Didn't work well for bottom feeders
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Fish owners with goldfish and koi — These pellets are well-liked by most fish types and keep the tank water clean.
- • Owners looking for value — The product is cost-effective and lasts long.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with fish that prefer flakes — Some fish may spit out the pellets and prefer flakes instead.
- • Owners with bottom feeders — These pellets may not be suitable for bottom feeders as they quickly float and move inside the water
- • Owners whose fish fish don't eat pellets — These pellets may not be suitable for owners whose fish don't eat pellets.
Durability & Care
Factors: Feeding rate, Number of fish, Type of fish
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Avoid overfeeding
- 💡 Store in a cool, dry place
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food suitable for goldfish?
Yes, it is well-liked by goldfish and koi, it keeps the bowel clean.
Do the pellets float?
Yes, approximately 1 in 10 they do remain above the water surface, diminishing the stink.
Is this food good for bottom feeders?
Some reviews mention that some pellets sink slowly, which can be beneficial for bottom feeders, though most sink.
Highlighted Reviews
"Quality buy, Fish likes it. Goldfish love it. some pellet's slowly sink which is great for the bottom feeders as well."
"Not a good one. Splits out all the time. Stick with the flakes"
Bottom Line
Don't play when feeding goldfish, consider Wardley if your fish enjoy floating pellets and you'll increase their health and bright color through high-quality floating pellets.