O-Nip Stickies 100ml (62g)
O-Nip Stickies is a treat without dyes and preservatives made from gently manufactured tabs that can be stuck to the aquarium glass with slight finger pressure. This allows observing even shy fish while they are eating.
The adhesive tablets contain a high percentage of food organisms: in addition to bloodworms and Tubifex, they include 7% krill. These ingredients make the tabs rich and particularly valuable for a balanced diet. Natural ingredients and a high level of easily digestible protein support healthy development, good appearance, and natural behavior.
Benefits
- Rich snack with high, easily digestible protein content
- Contains krill, bloodworms, Tubifex, and gammarus
- Sticks to glass with minimal pressure
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Net Weight | 62g |
| Volume | 100ml |
| Ingredients | Krill, bloodworms, Tubifex, gammarus |
| Preservatives | None |
| Dyes | None |
FAQ
What are the main ingredients in O-Nip Stickies?
The main ingredients are krill, bloodworms, Tubifex, and gammarus. The product contains no dyes or preservatives.
How do I apply the O-Nip Stickies to the aquarium glass?
Simply press the tab gently against the aquarium glass with light finger pressure. It will stick securely without requiring additional tools or adhesive.
Is the protein content easily digestible for fish?
Yes, the product contains a high amount of easily digestible protein, which supports healthy development and natural behavior in fish.
Elizabeth Skinner –
I’ve been using O-Nip Stickies for several months and my shy goldfish now come out to eat regularly. The tabs stick well and don’t fall off. The krill and bloodworms are visible and the fish seem to enjoy them.
Colin Lawrence –
The product works well for observing fish during feeding. The lack of dyes and preservatives is a plus. My betta fish has started eating more actively since I started using these.
Felicity Newman –
Great for feeding shy fish. The tabs are easy to apply and stay in place. The natural ingredients make a noticeable difference in my fish’s activity and color.