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A little ritual.A bigger difference.

Find the food, feeding position and bag size that fit your fish. Make every meal a chance to see how they’re doing.

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Feeding time at WakeyKoi

01 / FIND THEIR FOOD

At the surface. Below it.

Explore the products, read their feeding directions and choose an available bag. Every species needs the right diet.

Wakeykoi Rapid Growth Food™

At the surface

Wakeykoi Rapid Growth Food™

WakeyKoi Rapid Growth Food uses 4.5mm floating pellets. The published feeding label lists 42% crude protein and 12% oils and fats. Watch your koi eat at the surface and adjust portions to their appetite, temperature and water quality.

Ingredients

Soya meal, wheat, fish meal, rapeseed oil, poultry meal, sunflower protein concentrate, hydrolysed feather meal, haemoglobin meal (porcine).

Nutritional analysis
Crude protein
42%
Crude oils & fats
12%
Crude fibre
3%
Crude ash
6.5%
Total phosphorus
1%
Sodium
0.3%
Calcium
1.1%
Moisture
10%
Additives per kilogram

Vitamin A: 10,000 IU; vitamin D3: 1,250 IU; iodine: 3mg; manganese: 12mg; zinc: 50mg; copper: 5mg. Antioxidants: BHT (E321) 70mg; BHA (E320) 45mg.

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Feeding & storage

The published label suggests 2–3 small feeds daily, only as much as the fish consume within 3–5 minutes. It gives 10°C and above as the ideal feeding temperature and says to reduce feeding below 10°C. Match feeding to appetite and water tests; don’t leave leftovers in the pond.

Store sealed, cool and dry, away from direct sunlight. Use clean, dry utensils. Follow the current bag directions if the formulation or guidance changes.

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Sinking Koi & Sturgeon Food 3mm

Below the surface

Sinking Koi & Sturgeon Food 3mm

A sinking 3mm pellet. The current listing states 25% protein and 7% oil. Water stability describes how a pellet holds together; it is not a reason to leave uneaten food in the pond.

For sturgeon, confirm the complete diet and protein/oil specification for your species with us before relying on this as its sole feed.

Ingredients & the current label

The full ingredient list isn’t published here yet. Check the current bag label or ask us for the full specification before choosing a diet.

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When your fish arrive

What are they being fed now?

Ask us what your chosen fish are eating before arrival. We’ll help you match pellet size and feeding position, then introduce any change gradually while watching appetite.

Ask about your fish’s current diet →
FishStart withWatch for
Koi & carpA complete diet suitable for the species and water temperatureAppetite, body condition and waste
Sturgeon & sterletsA specialist sinking diet with an appropriate protein/oil specificationFood reaching the fish; oxygen and competition
Fancy goldfishA complete fancy-goldfish diet sized for their mouthsGentle feeding and access for slower fish

Feeding calculator

How long will your food last?

This is a buying estimate using a daily ration you choose from the food label or your established routine. Fish length alone doesn’t reliably tell us their weight.

Calculated from your inputs

Your feeding estimate

See the daily amount, bag life and a reminder about the water temperature you entered.

An estimate is not an automatic feeder setting. Watch the fish and adjust for appetite, condition, water tests and the manufacturer’s instructions.

Practical feeding tips

  • Observe meals. Remove leftovers promptly and reduce the next ration if food is being missed.
  • Keep food cool, dry and sealed. Mark the bag’s opening date and use it within the label’s guidance.
  • Check temperature and water quality before increasing feed. More food increases the filter’s workload.
  • Sturgeon need their own feeding plan, including in cooler conditions. Don’t apply a koi winter rule to every species.
Read the complete feeding guide →