Hikari Tropical Sinking Wafer 110g
For over eleven decades Hikari have supplied the finest premium aquatic diets. Hikari is the most popular brand in Japan, a nation known for its fine ornamental fish. Throughout the world, hobbyists who’s priority is the health of their pet feed them Hikari.
Hikari Tropical Sinking Wafer is a unique “soft wafer” developed for bottom feeders with small downward-facing mouths that require gulping food. This extremely flavourful diet contains premium-grade fish meal, silkworm, and krill meal with a superb nutrient balance. It is ideal for smaller aquariums or for targeted feeding in multiple areas of larger tanks, helping to avoid food competition among fish. The wafers feature a highly digestible, scientifically developed ingredient profile to support bottom feeders in reaching their full potential.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Sinking Wafer |
| Weight | 110g |
| Target Fish | Bottom feeders with small downward-facing mouths |
| Key Ingredients | Fish meal, silkworm meal, krill meal |
| Feeding Method | Designed for targeted, area-specific feeding |
FAQ
What types of fish are best suited for Hikari Tropical Sinking Wafer?
Bottom feeders with small downward-facing mouths, such as corydoras, catfish, and certain species of loaches, are best suited for this wafer.
How should I feed Hikari Tropical Sinking Wafer to my aquarium?
Place the wafers in different areas of the tank to target feed and avoid competition. Allow them to sink naturally and feed over a period of 10 to 15 minutes.
Are these wafers suitable for use in small or large aquariums?
Yes, they are ideal for smaller aquariums or for targeted feeding in larger tanks to distribute food evenly and reduce competition.
Benjamin Hill –
My corydoras love these wafers. They sink slowly and the fish eat them right away. The texture is soft and they seem to stay healthy after a few weeks of feeding. Great for bottom feeders.
Fiona Simpson –
I’ve tried several sinking foods, but this one is the most digestible. My catfish are active and eating it consistently. It’s easy to distribute in a 50-gallon tank.
Jake Forsyth –
The flavor is strong and the fish are noticeably more active. I feed it in different corners of the tank, and it helps prevent feeding competition among my bottom-dwellers.