The Microbe-Lift Pond Sinking Pellets are highly rated by most reviewers for their effectiveness and the fish's enjoyment. However, there is a mention of the pellets possibly causing harm to fish, so caution is advised. The price is also a concern for some users.
Death concerns mentioned
Prevention: Use comprehensively, paying attention to the fish
Fish love the taste and texture of the pellets.
The pellets sink well, making them suitable for pond feeding.
The food contributes to the health of the fish.
Some users feel the product is too expensive.
Some pellets do not sink properly and float to the top or circulate around the pond.
Tip: Use the product with caution, keeping a close eye on the fish’s water for cloudiness
one reviewer believes that this food might kill the fish.
Tip: Use the product with caution, keeping a close eye on the fish’s water for cloudiness
Yes, most reviewers mentioned their koi and goldfish loved the food and it kept them happy.
Yes, the pellets are designed to sink quickly, making them suitable for pond feeding.
There was recent case where a reviewer noted that they killed the fish.
"Mr Yellow couldn't make it to the top in time before other koi ate the floating food, He bumped his nose but perked up in 3 weeks of using this food. All the koi loved it, and they digest it well"
"This food almost killed all my goldfishes. It does not dissolve in the water and clouds up the water."
A good choice for koi and goldfish, it will keep my pets healthy as they seem to love it, but consider the cautionary tale and extra cost.
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