The right food for every species.

Although koi are curious omnivores, not everything is suitable for them. Bread, strongly flavoured foods, fatty foods or large quantities of fruit/vegetables are unsuitable. Vegetable leftovers or food from other fish species can also put a strain on their digestion. Always ensure a balanced diet suitable for koi.

The best koi food is high quality, balanced and tailored to the natural needs of koi. JBL PROPOND KOI STAPLE + SILKWORMS, for example, is ideal - a food with silkworms, fish meal and vegetable components that can be used all year round and promotess growth, the immune system and a blaze of colour.

The best food for goldfish in a pond is high-quality, specially formulated goldfish pond food that contains both plant and animal ingredients. Floating sticks, pearls or flakes are ideal as they decompose slowly, are easily absorbed and do not harm the water quality. A balanced protein-fat ratio, many plant-based components and vitamins, all are important for the health, strength and long-life of goldfish.

Sticklebacks eat insects, fish spawn and small animals in plant-rich bank zones and open water areas. You can also provide them with special biotope fish food, which contains animal and plant components and reaches all water zones as sinking food.

Minnows feed on insect larvae, zooplankton, small crustaceans, algae remains and plant parts. A high-quality, sinking biotope fish food that supplements their natural diet with animal and plant components is suitable for specific feeding.

Sturgeons require sinking, protein-rich special food with a high fish meal and fish oil content - pellets of a suitable size for the mouth opening are ideal. A good sturgeon food promotes growth, is easily digestible and reaches the bottom of the pond directly, as sturgeons are pure bottom feeders. High-quality feed mixtures with salmon, shrimps, tubifex and mussels, for example, ensure a natural, healthy diet.