Aqua Source All Season with Bee Propolis Koi Food – 1kg

Aqua Source All Season with Bee Propolis Koi Food – 1kg

Pack size and pellet details

This product is supplied as a 1kg bag of medium 4–5mm floating pellets. It is a single-size product, so there is no dropdown to choose from; the displayed price is for one 1kg pack.

• Pack size: 1kg
• Pellet / food size: Medium 4-5mm
• Pellet behaviour: Floating

Digestible 4–5mm all-season koi food with propolis, prebiotics and Montmorillonite clay

Aqua Source All Season with Bee Propolis 1kg is a premium daily koi food designed for regular feeding through much of the pond season. It is not simply a basic pond pellet: it combines white fish meal, krill, propolis, fish oil, Montmorillonite clay, brewers yeast, paprika, spirulina, minerals and vitamins A, D, C and E. The result is a balanced 4–5mm pellet suited to koi that can comfortably take a medium pellet size.

Why choose this food?

This food is best suited to koi keepers who want one dependable, high-quality food for general condition, lustre, digestion and day-to-day health support. The inclusion of bee propolis is a useful point of difference, while Montmorillonite clay and prebiotics make it suitable for ponds where digestibility and lower waste are important. It can be fed above 8°C, making it more flexible than richer warm-weather growth foods.

The key advantage of this product is balance. Koi food should provide usable nutrition without encouraging careless overfeeding. Protein, fat, carbohydrate, vitamins and minerals all matter, but so does digestibility. A food that is eaten eagerly but passes through the fish poorly can quickly create more waste, cloudier water and extra load on the filter. Aqua Source foods are popular because they are practical pond foods rather than novelty feeds: they are easy to use, clearly positioned and suitable for day-to-day pond keeping.

Ingredients and analysis

The manufacturer lists white fish meal, krill, propolis, fish oil, Montmorillonite clay, brewers yeast, paprika, spirulina, minerals and vitamins A, D, C and E. The listed composition is 35% protein, 7% crude fat, 5% crude fibre, 40% carbohydrates and 7% ash.

• Pellet size: 4–5mm medium pellet
• Feeding temperature: Above 8°C
• Protein: 35%
• Crude fat: 7%
• Crude fibre: 5%
• Carbohydrates: 40%
• Ash: 7%
• Key ingredients: White fish meal, krill, propolis, fish oil, Montmorillonite clay, brewers yeast, paprika, spirulina, vitamins and minerals

Feeding advice

Feed only when pond fish are actively looking for food and the water conditions are suitable. For this product, feeding is recommended above 8°C. Give small amounts that are eaten quickly, then remove any uneaten food before it softens and sinks into the pond. This keeps feeding controlled and helps protect water clarity, especially in smaller ponds or systems with modest filtration.

Koi feeding should always be adjusted to water temperature, stocking level and filter capacity. If ammonia or nitrite are detected, reduce feeding and deal with the water-quality issue before increasing food again. During very hot weather, very cold weather, recent fish moves or after treatments, it is often better to feed lightly until the pond is stable.

Keeping water quality in mind

Food is one of the biggest inputs into any pond system. Every pellet or stick that enters the water eventually becomes fish growth, fish waste or uneaten debris. That is why it is worth matching the food to the pond rather than simply feeding the richest option all year. A clear pond with healthy fish normally comes from the combination of sensible feeding, good filtration, oxygen, regular maintenance and water testing.

For best results, use this food as part of a seasonal feeding plan. Richer foods can be used when koi are growing strongly, wheatgerm foods are useful when temperatures are cooler, and treats should be fed in moderation. If your pond contains sturgeon, remember that sturgeon need a suitable sinking sturgeon food rather than relying on floating koi food.

Useful related products

These links are included to help customers compare similar foods, build a sensible feeding routine and reduce orphaned content across the koi food range.

• For warmer water growth feeding, compare with Aqua Source Hi Growth Koi Food.
• For cooler-water digestion, see Aqua Source Value Wheatgerm Koi Food.
• For occasional variety, browse our Aqua Source koi treats.
• Browse the full Aqua Source koi food range.

Choosing the right food through the season

The best feeding routine changes through the year. In cold water, digestion slows and lighter wheatgerm-style foods are usually the safer option. As temperatures rise and the filter becomes more active, koi and mixed pond fish can usually handle more regular feeding. During peak summer, richer growth foods can be introduced if the fish are active, oxygen is good and water tests remain stable. In autumn, reducing the richness and quantity of food gradually helps fish move back towards a lighter maintenance routine.

This is why it is worth keeping more than one food on hand. A single food may work for much of the season, but a better feeding plan uses the right product at the right time. Watch the fish rather than the bag: if they are keen, clearing food quickly and water quality is good, you can feed more confidently. If they are slow, clamped, flashing, leaving food or the pond has just been disturbed, feed less and test the water before assuming they need more food.

Related koi food options

• Compare with Aqua Source All Season with Garlic Koi Food if you want another same brand option.
• Compare with Aqua Source All Season with Propolis Koi Food if you want another related koi food option.
• Compare with Aqua Source Balance Plus 50/50 Sinking & Floating Koi Food if you want another related koi food option.
• Browse more All Season Koi Food to compare similar foods, bag sizes and feeding seasons.
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