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Feeder fish are live fish used as food for larger predatory fish. They encourage natural hunting behavior and are commonly used for species that prefer live prey over pellets or frozen food.

Common feeder fish include guppies, minnows, mollies, and goldfish. Among these, guppies are one of the most popular feeder fish because they are small, active, fast breeding, and easier to digest.

Live feeder fish trigger natural instincts. Movement, flashing, and escape behavior stimulate feeding responses in species like oscars, arowana, snakeheads, and large cichlids that may ignore dry or frozen food.

All of our feeder guppies are raised in the USA, in local water conditions. We do not import feeder fish. This helps reduce stress, improves survival, and makes them safer for predator fish in the U.S.

Our feeder guppies are raised in a closed, indoor warehouse that is fully temperature controlled. This keeps water conditions stable year-round and protects fish from outdoor contamination, weather changes, and pests.

Yes. Because they are raised in clean, controlled USA systems, our feeder guppies are commonly used for feeding oscars, arowana, snakeheads, cichlids, and other carnivorous fish. We ship only live, swimming feeders — never weak or dying fish.

Most feeder guppies range from 0.75 to 1.25 inches. Since these are live fish, slight size variation is normal. They are ideal for triggering natural hunting behavior in predator fish.

Feeder guppies are shipped in oxygen-filled bags, packed in insulated boxes, and sent early in the week to avoid delays. Our packing method is designed specifically for live fish shipping.

With proper care, feeder guppies can live weeks or longer. Keep them in clean water with aeration until feeding time for best results.

In most cases, yes. Feeder guppies are leaner, easier to digest, more protein, and safer than feeder goldfish. They are also smaller and more suitable for a wider range of predator fish.