HERONS - Wheatgerm Pellets - 6 mm Pellets for all Goldfish, Japanese koi and Pond Fish - OMEGA-3 Fatty Acids, Vitamin E and C - Improves Digestion, Liver Function - Enhance Colour - 2 KG

Name: HERONS - Wheatgerm Pellets - 6 mm Pellets for all Goldfish, Japanese koi and Pond Fish - OMEGA-3 Fatty Acids, Vitamin E and C - Improves Digestion, Liver Function - Enhance Colour - 2 KG
Brand: HERONS
SKU: 310547973
Price: 13.90 GBP
Availability: InStock

£13.90

The HERONS Wheatgerm Pellets are a must-have dietary supplement for all goldfish, Japanese koi, and pond fish. These 6mm pellets are enriched with omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin E, and vitamin C, providing a wealth of benefits for your aquatic friends. The pellets optimize digestion, enhance liver function, and contribute to a vibrant, healthy appearance, all while being gentle on their sensitive digestive systems. HERONS Wheatgerm Pellets are also excellent for improving fish feed intake and reducing waste, making them a cost-effective investment. Indulge in the luxury of nourishing your fish with this premium, high-quality product.

Product Reviews

I was skeptical about switching to koi food, but I'm glad I took the plunge. The goldfish and koi are thriving under this feed, and no waste has ever been an issue for me.

In colder months, I've found that my fish have become more finicky, only coming up for food when they sense it's time. It seems like they're waiting on some sort of internal signal before diving in.

Despite the initial adjustment period, all the koi and goldfish seem to be doing well, with their scales looking healthy. I've noticed that even in colder temperatures, there's no indication that my fish are feeling the effects of a lack of nutrition.

H. Everett - 19/03/2026

The freshness and quality of the catch can be quite impressive. Customers are pleased with their experience and enjoy the convenience of being able to grab something quick without having to leave home.

The fish are normally very picky, but they seem to have eaten this nicely.

K. Mayden - 19/02/2026