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Fish Feed
If you raise fish in your backyard pond or at a commercial property, make sure you have the proper type of feed to support their health. At Tractor Supply, we carry a wide variety of livestock products, including feed for numerous pet and game fish species.
Maintain Your Fishes’ Health
Having a pond can support your desire for aquaculture, which is the practice of fish farming for commercial or recreational purposes. Part of raising fish involves feeding them the right diet, which enables them to grow and thrive. Whether you have an established fish pond or are starting a new one, find the correct feed for their species and needs:
Compatible with Different Fish Types
The most common types of fish to raise in a pond are catfish, bluegill and largemouth bass, so we offer species-specific food designed to meet their dietary needs. You can also get feed made specifically for koi fish that supports vibrant coloration and pigmentation. For tilapia and trout, feed options are available that help to supplement your pond's natural food sources.
Various Food Forms
Fish can consume feed in different forms that provide various benefits. Popular options are pellets or nuggets, which offer balanced nutrition and either float or sink. To monitor your fish’s food intake, opt for feed with floating particles that bring them to the surface to eat.
Packaging Sizes You Need
Make sure you have enough feed for all your fish by browsing our options in different weights. If you have a small pond with a few fish, 20- and 25-pound bags are often sufficient. For bigger ponds with more fish, opt for 40-pound packages.
Fish Feed
If you raise fish in your backyard pond or at a commercial property, make sure you have the proper type of feed to support their health. At Tractor Supply, we carry a wide variety of livestock products, including feed for numerous pet and game fish species.
Maintain Your Fishes’ Health
Having a pond can support your desire for aquaculture, which is the practice of fish farming for commercial or recreational purposes. Part of raising fish involves feeding them the right diet, which enables them to grow and thrive. Whether you have an established fish pond or are starting a new one, find the correct feed for their species and needs:
Compatible with Different Fish Types
The most common types of fish to raise in a pond are catfish, bluegill and largemouth bass, so we offer species-specific food designed to meet their dietary needs. You can also get feed made specifically for koi fish that supports vibrant coloration and pigmentation. For tilapia and trout, feed options are available that help to supplement your pond's natural food sources.
Various Food Forms
Fish can consume feed in different forms that provide various benefits. Popular options are pellets or nuggets, which offer balanced nutrition and either float or sink. To monitor your fish’s food intake, opt for feed with floating particles that bring them to the surface to eat.
Packaging Sizes You Need
Make sure you have enough feed for all your fish by browsing our options in different weights. If you have a small pond with a few fish, 20- and 25-pound bags are often sufficient. For bigger ponds with more fish, opt for 40-pound packages.
Frequently Asked Questions about Fish Feed
How often should you feed pond fish?
How often you should feed your pond fish depends on factors such the water temperature, pond size and aeration. Some general guidelines include:
It’s recommended to stop feeding pond fish as much when the water temperature drops below 50°F because they are less active, and their metabolisms are slower.
What amount should you feed pond fish?
When feeding your pond fish, you should only give them what they can eat in two to three minutes to prevent overfeeding. Start out with a small amount, see how quickly they eat it and adjust as needed.
Stock Up on Fish Feed for Pond Fish at Tractor Supply
Help your pond or game fish develop and grow strong by giving them fish feed designed for their needs. Stop into your local Tractor Supply store today or browse our selection online to find the right option for your fish types.