An independent review from Rachel, one of our King British fish keepers:
Weekend feeders are a ‘must have’ that’s always useful to have on-hand. Past experience has resulted in strange brown log-like things floating around on the surface of the tank that I come back to a few days later to find clogged up in the filter and barely touched.
An independent review from Lois, one of our King British fish keepers:
Everyone who loves their fish likes to treat them every now and again, and with King British’s new selection of fish treats, it couldn’t be easier. The range includes goldfish, tropical and variety fish treats which can all be stuck to the aquarium [...]
I have used pellets to feed my fish before but I decided to try the King British Goldfish pellets as they come in an attractive easy feeder container, apparently all you have to do is click the button and out pop the pellets, which hopefully would stop the old problem of “fishy fingers”!
Bloodworm. It sounds revolting but apparently fish love them! I’ve looked into using bloodworm before but I was concerned about contamination with live bloodworm and didn’t fancy keeping frozen blocks next to my ice-cream! King British have freeze-dried bloodworm making it fuss free, but they retain all their natural flavour and nutrition.
This week the Ornamental Aquatics Trade Association (OATA) published the results of their survey looking at fish keeping in the UK. The report caused plenty of debate here at King British HQ so we thought we would share some of the highlights, and open up the discussion to our fish keeping community…
There are thousands of species of freshwater tropical fish in today’s aquarium hobby, but in my opinion, there has always been one that has stood alone.
By taking part in the Big Pond Dip, you are helping Pond Conservation to find out what is living in garden and school ponds, to start answering some of these questions.
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