Aqueon Goldfish Flakes
A low-waste floating flake for common and fancy goldfish.
- 1.02 Ounces container
- Floating flakes
- Natural ingredients with added vitamins and minerals
- Less waste, will not cloud water as directed
- For common and fancy goldfish and small koi
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Pros
- Low-waste formula
- Small size stays fresh
- Goldfish accept it readily
Cons
- Surface feeding can cause air gulping in fancies
- Small container for big groups
At a glance
A low-waste floating flake for common and fancy goldfish.
A simple, low-waste flake for small goldfish tanks.
- 1.02 Ounces container
- Floating flakes
- Natural ingredients with added vitamins and minerals
- Less waste, will not cloud water as directed
- For common and fancy goldfish and small koi
Product Specifications
- Brand
- Aqueon
- Model
- 100106041
- Color
- Oranges
- Dimensions
- 2.4 x 3.3 x 2.4 inches
- Weight
- 0.15 pounds
- Warranty
- Satisfaction Guarantee
- In the box
- 1
Aqueon Goldfish Flakes are a floating staple for goldfish and small koi, sold in a 1.02 Ounces container (model 100106041). They share the same base recipe as Aqueon’s goldfish granules, in flake form.
Ingredients
Aqueon uses natural ingredients and colors with added vitamins, minerals and trace nutrients. The food contains ingredients fish are naturally attracted to, which helps new or picky goldfish accept it.
Less waste

Goldfish are heavy eaters and produce lots of waste. Aqueon formulates these flakes so fish use more of what they eat and create less waste. The flakes will not cloud water when fed as directed.
Floating format

The flakes float at the surface, which suits single-tail goldfish such as Comets and Shubunkins. Round-bodied fancies can gulp air when feeding at the surface; many keepers soak flakes first so they sink, or switch fancies to a sinking food like Aqueon slow sinking granules.
Varieties

Aqueon lists Comets, Fantails, Shubunkins, Orandas, Ryukins, Lionheads, Telescope Eyes, Moors, Bubble Eyes, Celestial Eyes, Pearlscales and Small Koi.
Feeding tips
- Feed small pinches once or twice a day.
- Give only what is eaten within a couple of minutes.
- Offer blanched vegetables now and then for fiber.
Compare
For a flake with extra algae, see TetraFin Plus goldfish flakes. Rotating flakes with a sinking food gives goldfish a more varied diet.
Who it suits
Owners of a small goldfish tank who want a modest-size container that will be used up while fresh. The 1.02 Ounces size is right for one or two fish. Aqueon backs it with a Satisfaction Guarantee. Keep the lid closed and store it in a cool, dry spot away from the tank light.
A goldfish will happily eat far more than it needs. Keep meals small and steady, and resist the begging at the glass; extra food mostly ends up as waste that the filter has to handle and that clouds the water over time.
The Bottom Line
A simple, low-waste flake for small goldfish tanks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do the flakes float?
Yes.
Which goldfish is it for?
Common and fancy goldfish plus small koi.
Will it cloud water?
Not when fed as directed.



