Targeted nutrition for the fish at the bottom of your tank. Hikari Sinking Wafers were developed specifically for corydoras catfish, loaches, and other bottom feeders with small, downward-facing mouths. The soft wafers sink fast and stay firm, so they will not cloud your water, and larger fish can swallow them whole while smaller fish nibble as they soften. A flavorful blend of fish meal, krill, silkworm, spirulina, and vegetable matter delivers balanced nutrition right where bottom dwellers feed. Keeping shrimp too? Add Shrimp Cuisine.Why Sinking Wafers Purpose-built for corydoras, loaches, plecos, and other bottom feeders Soft wafers sink quickly and stay firm, so they will not cloud the water Flavorful blend of fish meal, krill, silkworm, spirulina, and vegetables Swallowed whole by larger fish or nibbled by smaller ones as they soften Quality, targeted nutrition that supports immune health How to Feed Drop in enough wafers for your bottom feeders to finish within a couple of hours Feed once or twice a day, ideally after lights-out when many bottom feeders forage Great for corydoras, loaches, plecos, and freshwater shrimp Reseal the pack and store in a cool, dry place Guaranteed Analysis Crude Protein (min) 32% Crude Fat (min) 5% Crude Fiber (max) 3% Moisture (max) 10% Ash (max) 12% Phosphorus (min) 0.8% Choose Your Size Size Best For 0.88 oz A few bottom feeders or trying it out 1.76 oz Everyday feeding 3.88 oz Larger tanks, better value Specifications Brand Hikari Type Sinking wafer For Freshwater bottom feeders Sizes 0.88 oz, 1.76 oz, 3.88 oz Feature Fast sinking, will not cloud water Made in Japan Pair It With Hikari Shrimp Cuisine if you keep freshwater shrimp Browse all freshwater supplies and fish foods Frequently Asked QuestionsWhich fish is it for?Bottom feeders like corydoras catfish, loaches, and plecos, and freshwater shrimp enjoy them too.Will they cloud my water?No. The wafers stay firm as they soften, so they will not dissolve and cloud the tank.Freshwater or saltwater?Freshwater. They are made for tropical freshwater bottom feeders.When should I feed?Once or twice a day works well, and feeding after lights-out suits many nocturnal bottom feeders.
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