Hikari USA Cichlid Excel Floating Mini Pellets Fish Food
Fuels your herbivorous cichlids with sinking nutrition tailored for plant-loving bottom-feeders.
Hikari crafts this floating pellet, blending wheat germ and pure spirulina for superior digestibility, vibrant color enhancement, and steady growth. Stabilized vitamin C bolsters immunity while linoleic acid supports organ health and reproduction, minimizing waste for crystal-clear tanks.
Key Features
| Ingredient | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Wheat Germ | Enhances digestibility and energy |
| Pure Spirulina | Supports vibrant color and plant-based nutrition |
| Stabilized Vitamin C | Boosts fish immunity |
| Linoleic Acid | Supports organ health and reproduction |
FAQ
Are these pellets suitable for all types of cichlids?
These pellets are specifically formulated for herbivorous cichlids that feed on plant-based materials. They may not be ideal for omnivorous or carnivorous species.
How long do the pellets last once opened?
The product maintains freshness for up to 6 months when stored in a cool, dry place. After opening, keep the container sealed to preserve quality.
Can these pellets be used in both freshwater and saltwater tanks?
These pellets are designed for freshwater aquariums and are not recommended for saltwater environments.
Andrea Murray –
My cichlids have been eating these pellets consistently for three months. They seem healthier with brighter colors and more active behavior. The floating design makes it easy to see them feeding.
Jake Dickens –
The pellets sink slowly and are well-liked by my bottom-feeding cichlids. I notice less waste in the tank and the fish stay more vibrant. A good choice for plant-based diets.
Dan Buckland –
Great product for herbivorous cichlids. The spirulina gives them a natural shine, and they don’t seem to waste much food. Easy to feed and effective.
Jonathan Peters –
Works okay for my cichlids, but some of them prefer sinking pellets. The floating design might not appeal to all fish. Still, it’s a decent option for plant-based feed.