Tetra Spring & Fall Pond Fish Food Floating Sticks, 1.72 lb Wheatgerm Diet

Tetra TetraPond Spring & Fall Diet Floating Pond Sticks are wheatgerm-based floating food for seasonal pond feeding, supplied in a 1.72 lb (0.78 kg) pack.

• For koi and all pond fish — one food option for a mixed pond.
• Wheatgerm helps transition fish in and out of winter — suited to spring and fall feeding.
• Feed when water is below 50°F (10°C) and above 39°F (4°C) — a defined temperature range for seasonal use.
• Sticks measure 8–12 mm long and 3–4 mm in diameter — small-format floating pieces.
• Soft sticks soften quickly — designed for pond fish that have no teeth.
• High digestibility helps minimize waste — supporting clearer pond water.

As pond temperatures fall, fish metabolism and the pond’s ammonia-reducing biological activity become greatly diminished. TetraPond Spring & Fall Diet is made for the seasonal period when fish are moving toward or away from winter, with wheatgerm selected for digestibility at lower water temperatures. Tetra has been a name fishkeeping enthusiasts have turned to for 50 years, with products across fish food, equipment, test kits and décor.

When should I feed TetraPond Spring & Fall Diet?

Feed it in spring and fall when pond water is below 50°F (10°C) and above 39°F (4°C). The wheatgerm formula is designed for the transition into and out of winter, when colder conditions affect fish metabolism and biological activity in the pond. Its focus on digestion at low temperatures is relevant during these seasonal changes.

• Intended for use in the cooler spring and fall feeding periods.
• Floating sticks remain at the water surface for pond feeding.

How does the soft-stick design suit pond fish?

The sticks are made to soften quickly because pond fish have no teeth. Their high digestibility is also suited to pond fish, which have no stomachs, and helps reduce uneaten-food waste moving through the pond system.

• Each stick is 8–12 mm long and 3–4 mm in diameter.
• Reduced waste helps limit water contamination, especially in spring and fall.

What does digestibility mean for pond water?

Highly digestible food can help minimize fish waste, which supports clearer water. That benefit matters during colder periods because the pond’s ammonia-reducing biological activity is greatly diminished, making the spring and fall feeding window a particular focus of this formula.

• Wheatgerm supports digestion in low water temperatures.
• The formula is intended for koi and other pond fish.

This food suits pond keepers feeding koi or other pond fish through the spring and fall temperature transition, especially when they want floating sticks designed to soften quickly and support digestibility in colder water. Its seasonal use is defined by pond temperatures below 50°F (10°C) and above 39°F (4°C).