Hikari Sinking Carnivore Pellets
A scientifically formulated, rapidly sinking pellet developed specifically for carnivorous fish who require higher usable protein levels. Great for any finicky eater too!
A Unique Pellet Carnivorous Fish Love
- A unique blend of proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and amino acids all perfectly balanced to offer a daily diet most carnivores love
- Free of unwanted parasites and bacteria which are common hitchhikers with most live foods
- Higher levels of carotenoids promote the development of brilliant colors not common in carnivorous fish kept in an indoor aquarium void of natural sunlight
- Key ingredients in this rapidly sinking pellet allow us to produce a diet that helps most carnivores develop their true form over time
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Form | Pellet |
| Target Fish | Carnivorous fish |
| Sinking Rate | Rapidly sinking |
| Key Nutrients | Proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, carotenoids |
FAQ
Are these pellets suitable for all types of carnivorous fish?
These pellets are specifically formulated for carnivorous fish that require high protein levels and are ideal for finicky eaters. Results may vary depending on the species.
Do the pellets contain any natural colorants?
Yes, the pellets contain higher levels of carotenoids, which help promote vibrant color development in carnivorous fish.
Can these pellets be used in a community tank with other fish?
Please contact customer service


Kevin Butler –
My betta has been eating these pellets consistently for two months. The fish now has much brighter colors, especially in the fins. The sinking rate is perfect for our tank depth and the fish don’t seem to struggle with the texture.
Virginia Chapman –
Great for a finicky angelfish that used to refuse most foods. After switching to these pellets, the fish started eating regularly and has gained weight. No signs of parasites, which was a concern with live foods.
Emily Rampling –
The pellets sink quickly and stay in the lower part of the tank where my cichlids can easily access them. The fish seem more active and their coloration has improved noticeably in a few weeks.