API Algae Eater Wafers
Algae Eater Wafers
Recommended for: bottom feeder and algae-eater fish species
API has been an industry leader in fish care, nutrition, treatments, testing and pond products for over 50 years, giving them a keen insight into your aquarium and its needs – making them the clear choice for fish enthusiasts around the world.
API Algae Eater Wafers are formulated to nutritionally support your fish while improving the overall aquarium environment. These wafers contain a rich blend of algae, Omega-3 fatty acids to promote healthy growth and development, alfalfa to support a good digestive system, and a unique nutritionally enhanced protein to ensure easy digestion.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | 105g |
| Form | Wafers |
| Target Species | Bottom feeders, algae-eater fish |
| Key Ingredients | Algae, Omega-3 fatty acids, Alfalfa, Nutritionally enhanced protein |
FAQ
What are the benefits of using API Algae Eater Wafers?
These wafers provide essential nutrients like algae and Omega-3 fatty acids to support fish health and growth. Alfalfa helps improve digestion, and the unique protein formulation supports easy digestion in bottom feeder and algae-eater species.
Are these wafers suitable for all types of fish?
No, these wafers are specifically designed for bottom feeder and algae-eater fish species. They may not provide adequate nutrition for other types of fish.
How should I store the wafers?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain freshness and nutritional value.

Deirdre Lyman –
My betta fish loves the wafers and has been eating them regularly. The water looks cleaner since I started using them. Easy to feed and the fish seem more active.
Frank Hudson –
Good for algae-eater fish. My guppies eat them well and the tank has fewer algae patches. A simple and effective addition to the diet.
Grace Wilson –
The wafers are well balanced and my catfish has been thriving on them. The digestion seems better, and the tank environment is noticeably improved.
Nicholas Dyer –
Works okay for my algae-eater, but the fish don’t eat them as eagerly as I hoped. Maybe better for certain species than others.