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FishScience Mini Algae Wafers – Nutritious Sinking Food for Algae-Eating Fish

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $40.00.Current price is: $20.69.

Sinking wafer food that promotes natural grazing behavior in Plecostomus and algae-eating fish.

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FishScience Mini Algae Wafers Fish Food 100G

A complete and nutritionally balanced diet for Plecostomus and larger algae eating fish.

A sinking vegetable based diet in wafer form, which is ideal to feed to Plecostomus, Catfish and all algae eating aquarium fish. The wafers don’t dissolve to encourage the natural grazing behaviour of your fish.

Product Specifications

Item Detail
Product Name Mini Algae Wafers
Weight 100g
Target Fish Plecostomus, Catfish, Algae Eating Fish
Form Wafer
Feeding Type Sinking, Non-dissolving

FAQ

Are the wafers suitable for all types of algae-eating fish?

Yes, the wafers are specifically designed for Plecostomus, catfish, and other algae-eating aquarium fish.

Do the wafers dissolve in water?

No, the wafers are non-dissolving, which supports natural grazing behavior in fish.

How long does the product last once opened?

Please contact customer service for information on shelf life after opening.

3 reviews for FishScience Mini Algae Wafers – Nutritious Sinking Food for Algae-Eating Fish

  1. Caroline Smith –

    My pleco has been eating these wafers regularly for two months. They sink properly and the fish shows better algae-eating habits. No fish waste or floating food. A reliable daily feed.

  2. Pippa Skinner –

    The wafers are easy to distribute and the fish enjoy them. I noticed my catfish started grazing more after switching to this food. Slightly more expensive than other brands, but worth it.

  3. Natalie Abraham –

    Great for maintaining a clean tank. The fish don’t eat the wafers too quickly and they stay in the substrate where they naturally graze. No fish seem stressed or overfed.

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