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Which Food Is Right?
- AquaMax Grower 400: A sinking, complete diet, especially for young fish and early growth.
- AquaMax Sport Fish 500: Also a complete diet, but in a floating 3/16-inch pellet.
- AquaMax Sport Fish 600: High protein for feed-trained largemouth bass, hybrid striped bass, bluegill, and rainbow trout.
- AquaMax Sport Fish MVP: Nine pellet sizes that float and sink, so fish of all sizes can eat.
- AquaMax Sport Fish Largemouth: Made specifically for feed-trained largemouth bass.
- Optimal Bluegill: Floating 4.5mm pellets with 40% protein for bluegill and panfish.
- Optimal Jr: 42% protein in a 3mm floating pellet for a wide range of fish sizes.
- Optimal Bass and Optimal Handthrow Largemouth: Large pellets for bass. For example, Optimal Bass is a 9mm pellet, the largest most automatic feeders can throw.
Feeding Tips
Feed only what your fish eat in about five minutes, because uneaten pond fish food rots and feeds algae. In addition, an automatic fish feeder keeps feeding steady. For deer and waterfowl, see all our fish and wildlife food.
Pond Fish Food FAQs
What is the best pond fish food for bluegill?
Optimal Bluegill and AquaMax Sport Fish 500 are both good choices. They float, so you can watch your fish eat and avoid overfeeding.
Should I use floating or sinking fish food?
Floating food lets you see how much fish eat, so it is easier not to overfeed. Sinking food, however, works well for young fish and fish that feed near the bottom. Not sure what your pond needs? An electrofishing survey shows which fish you have and how well they are growing.