HIKARI SINKING WAFERS 25G
A Scientific Diet For Catfish, Loaches and Other Bottom Feeders.
- This unique “soft wafer” is developed for bottom feeders who have small downward facing mouths and must gulp their food.
- This extremely flavorful diet offers premium-grade fish meal, silkworm and krill meal with superb nutrient balance.
- Perfect for smaller aquariums or to target feed multiple areas of larger tanks thus avoiding competition for food.
- A highly digestible, scientifically developed ingredient profile to help most bottom feeders develop their full potential.
- Formulated to support immune system health.
- Loaded with pure-cultured spirulina to help your underwater inhabitants thrive.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 25g |
| Target Species | Catfish, Loaches, and Other Bottom Feeders |
| Feeding Method | Sinking, Targeted Feeding |
| Nutrient Focus | Fish Meal, Silkworm, Krill Meal, Spirulina |
| Health Benefit | Immune Support, Digestibility |
FAQ
Are these wafers suitable for all types of bottom feeders?
These wafers are specifically formulated for catfish, loaches, and other bottom feeders with small downward-facing mouths. They may not be ideal for species with different feeding behaviors.
How should I store the wafers to maintain freshness?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the container sealed when not in use.
Can I use these wafers in a community tank with other fish?
Yes, they are designed to sink and target specific areas, reducing competition with surface-feeding fish.
Natalie Martin –
My loaches have been eating these wafers consistently for two months. They seem more active and their color has improved. The sinking design helps them reach the bottom without competition from other fish.
Anthony May –
The wafers are easy to distribute in a 50-gallon tank. I noticed my catfish are more interested in feeding when I add these. The spirulina seems to give them a healthier appearance.
Jason Chapman –
Great for targeted feeding. I use them in different corners of my tank to avoid overfeeding in one area. My fish are eating them without any issues and seem to be in better health.