Tetrafin goldfish flakes
592493
I have to say, I bought this product based on the reviews and the goldfish do love them!  They are healthy, vibrant.  The flakes are gobbled up within minutes and there is never any residue to deal with.  We are very satisfied customers!
2893494
The goldfish flakes I received were in a different can than before - not the orange one pictured with 3 fantails, but orange around the top with silver lower 2/3 and a picture of a single comet.  It is the same size and has the same name (Goldfish Flake Food), but the formula is different; less protein and different ingredients.  With the old one, almost all of the fairly large flakes floated on top of the water until the fish happily consumed them.  This stuff sinks almost immediately and flows around my 29 gallon aquarium with the fish chasing little tiny flakes.  My aquarium is getting nasty very quickly.  The fish seem to like it and have been eating it for a couple of weeks and seem fine.  It is me that does NOT like this stuff.  I hope Walmart has the old Wardley Goldfish Flake Food.  I would much prefer to shop this stuff on Amazon, but who knows what you might get?!  This product will make great compost or 6 ounces of plant fertilizer.
1616494
My goldfish love the pellets. Their color turned brighter and they have continued to grow nicely. Only downside is that the pellets don't float. At least the fish seem to enjoy them so they pick the pellets off the floor.
4834141
This fish food is small pieces of food.  I thought I made a mistake when I bought them, but they sink to the gravel at the bottom of the aquarium and keeps my goldfish quite busy searching for them.  He gets great exercise and sometimes pushes up dirt lodged in the bottom.  I then use a small strainer to remove it.  Works well all around!!
4771677
This is 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch flake food made from a variety of seafood, grains, and algae.  You can take a pinch from the container and easily grind it into smaller particles if you want to.  It doesn't taste very good which is why I only gave it four stars.
1183307
What can I say?  The fish seem to love this stuff - they attack it like little sharks.  Large economy size is convenient, and the flakes are pretty large too - some almost as large as a dime.  So, I wind up "grinding" up the flakes a little between my thumb and forefinger to make them smaller.
4217935
Bought these as one my son's fantail corpulent goldfish would often become VERY bouyant.  It had a hard time getting down off the surface, let alone hanging out with the other fish.  Sometimes it floated belly up when it became too tired of fighting the float.  I read a few sources that said these round-bodied fish can be much more sensitive to taking in any air at all when they eat flakes off the surface.  Bought these and the problem was gone, not to return.  Now Goldemort can pick at the gravel and run with his more slender compatriots.
2807104
Those little 6 ounce bags of Goldfish are simply no match for my 5 kids.  This giant box should last us...oh, at least 2 days.  These are the Goldfish you all know and love, but I deducted one star because the 3 inner bags are a little too crowded in the box, resulting in a crumbled fish here and there.  I'd buy again though.  I'd really love to see the whole grain variety in this size.
4687573
Earlier this summer I had little goldfish that did't seem to like anything I gave them. Then I feed this  to  them and they were crazy about this stuff!
4733942
I received these in a timely manner.  They seem to be good, my fish do enjoy them. I was thinking I was getting the wafers that were a bit larger in size. At least that was what I would rather have.
3949268
I give these to my African cichlids.  I like that kelp is the first ingredient.  They sink just slow enough that the fish grab most of them before they get to the bottom.  Good for medium sized fish, but too big for any fish smaller than in inch or so.  Catfish and loaches like them, too.  They don't seem to cloud the water, but maybe they just get eaten quickly.
4098434
Our turtle loved these!  After he passed away, I started feeding them to our fish and they love them.  Usually only the bigger fish will eat them and when they do, they will grow larger.  I swear by this.  We had two medium fish.  One started eating nothing but these.  He's now about three times the size he was, the other one stayed smaller.  We have five goldfish in our tank.  Most of them eat regular fish food.  One fish has just started eating these and he is growing much larger while the others are remaining smaller.
51636
I used to use Tetra flakes but these are so much better. I have a fairly old fish. Almost 10 now. He was having problems with too much air in his system. I am pretty sure it was from his gulping air when eating the Flakes every day. Since I switched to these pellets he has not had a single issue with bloating and he looks soooo much healthier. His color is a much richer golden and it has evened out more on his scales. I wasn't sure if these would be too large for it or not but they seem fine. They sink nicely, assuming it doesn't woof them down immediately as happens to most of the pellets. The only issue I have seen with these is that my filter is clogging up a lot faster than it used to with the flakes. I have to keep an eye on it so it doesn't get completely clogged and overflow. The fish seems to eat almost all of the pellets but apparently it doesn't take many missed ones to dissolve and load up the filter.
2972108
I'm pleased with this product. I have a fancy Shubunkin goldfish that would bloat when eating the floating flakes, so I tried these pellets. Since switching to these I haven't had him bloat so I would recommend this product if you have problems with a fish bloating after eating. It does tend to cloud the water a little but it's nothing major.
1770486
My cichlids seem to love Ken's flake food alot more than the other brands I have used.
My turtle loves them too haha
2054296
They definitley float, right now I have a baby black moor goldfish and she's unable to eat these as they seem to be too big and hard, she tried to eat them but then spit it back out and then tries again. I'm assuming she can't chew it and then swallow because they're too big for her, maybe once she grows they will work. Otherwise they are exactly how described, maybe I'll try soaking them before putting them in so she can chew and swallow them better. I'll update with more info if that works.  attarching photo that's shows size of my fish and the product I received.
4462627
My fish seem to like these okay. I had always got the floating pellets from Hikari and had taken a syringe, put the floating pellets in it, sucked up some water, and then put my thumb over the end of the syringe and sucked the air out of the pellets thus making them sink. That worked very well but I eventually got a programmable automatic fish feeder for the days I would be gone and I needed a pellet that would sink without my intervention.

My largest complaint with these is that they do not stay in pellet form once they have been in the water for a few minutes. They dissolve rapidly and this makes my aquarium water get dirty much quicker if my fish don't immediately eat all the pellets that are dropped in. The floating variant from Hikari do not dissolve quickly like these sinking ones do. The floating pellets will stay together for a VERY long time when submerged in water.

On the other hand, my plecostomus has been growing very quickly because of all the extra dissolved pellets in my substrate!