Hikari Micro Wafers – 1.58 oz
Hikari Micro Wafers are the perfect meal for most tropical fish, especially tetras, barbs, cichlids, and catfishes. This product contains a highly balanced combination of premium proteins to promote growth, as well as garlic and other ingredients to attract the most finicky eaters. High grade marine and vegetable proteins are also included to promote ready acceptance, efficient digestion, and superior nutrient utilization. In addition, this product contains spirulina and astaxanthin to promote vivid coloration.
With a unique wafer shape, Micro Wafers sink slowly, allowing fish at all levels of the aquarium to feed. They also soften quickly so that even small fish can consume them. As an added bonus, Micro Wafers allow users to more readily monitor and adjust food quantities to avoid overfeeding.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.58 oz |
| Target Fish | Tetras, barbs, cichlids, catfishes |
| Key Ingredients | Marine proteins, vegetable proteins, garlic, spirulina, astaxanthin |
| Feeding Behavior | Slow sink, softens quickly |
FAQ
Are Hikari Micro Wafers suitable for all types of tropical fish?
Hikari Micro Wafers are especially suitable for tetras, barbs, cichlids, and catfishes. They may not be ideal for all species, so it’s best to check compatibility with specific fish types.
Do the wafers help improve fish coloration?
Yes, the inclusion of spirulina and astaxanthin helps promote vivid coloration in fish over time.
How do the wafers sink in the aquarium?
The wafers have a unique shape that allows them to sink slowly, enabling fish at different water levels to access the food.
Frank Roberts –
My tetras and barbs have been eating the Micro Wafers consistently. They sink slowly and the fish at the bottom can reach them easily. The color of my cichlids has improved noticeably after a few weeks. Easy to measure and control portion sizes.
Rachel Gibson –
Great for small fish that struggle with other foods. The wafers soften quickly and even my tiny neon tetras can eat them. The spirulina gives a nice glow to the fish. Slightly more expensive than other flakes, but worth it.
Stephen Hill –
I’ve tried several fish foods, and these are the most accepted by my finicky catfish. They sink slowly and don’t clump. The fish seem healthier and more active since switching to this food.