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Gemini

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Posts: 1,769
Registered: April 2008
Location: Brisbane Australia

Hikari Sinking Wafers - 0.88oz-2.2.lb

Reviews	Views	Date of last review
21	7885	Mon April 30, 2012

Recommended By	Average Price	Average Rating
100% of reviewers	$18.99	9.5

Description:

Specifically designed for corydoras catfish, loaches and other bottom feeders. High levels of vegetable matter that bottom feeders prefer and love.
High in stabilized vitamin C to reduce stress and build immunity to disease. A well balanced combination of nutritious ingredients supplemented with vitamins and minerals bottom feeders need
Unique Wafer Shape Allows Bottom Feeders To Easily Swallow. Will Not Dissolve Nor Cloud The Water

Ingredients: Fish meal, wheat-germ meal, wheat flour, alpha starch, soybean meal, fish oil, dried seaweed meal, krill meal, dried bakery product, brewer's dried yeast, spirulina, enzyme, astaxanthin, garlic, DL-methionine, monosodium glutamate, vitamins and minerals including stabilized vitamin C.

Added Vitamins: Vit A 8,700 IU/kg; Vit C 45 mg/kg; Vit D3 1,700 IU/kg; Vit E 900mg/kg.

Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein 32%min; Crude Fat 4%min; Crude Fiber 5% max; Moisture 10%max; Ash 12% max

Keywords:

Hikari sinking wafer loach catfish

Author

Gemini

Senior Member

Registered: April 2008
Location: Brisbane Australia
Posts: 1769

Review Date: Mon November 24, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Sinks quickly, easy to break up for smaller fish, all my fish LOVE them, my corys breed off these alone mostly
Cons:	Not many - tiny bit more expensive than others, can be harder to find

Excellent food. All my fish - cichlids, loaches, corys, RTS everyone loves them. My corys have bred numerous times and they rarely get anything other than these to eat. I break the food up for my baby corys and they are growing very fast. I would recommend the product to anybody with bottom feeding fish.

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Lady Hobbs

Ambassador

Registered: September 2006
Location: Cadillac, MI
Posts: 43000

Review Date: Tue November 25, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):
Cons:

Good product as all Hikari products are.

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AABatteries

AC Editor

Registered: December 2007
Location: USA, Ohio
Posts: 2978

Review Date: Sun November 30, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 9

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Great nutrition like all Hikari
Cons:	A little pricey

Great like all other Hikari foods, but some times they don't break up.

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55g - 1 oscar and 1 red zebra
30g(planted) - 3 Trilineatus cories, 3 peppered cories, 1 female betta, 2 gold rasboras, and snails.
50g - 4 lethrinops intermedius
46g Hex - 2 black neon tetras, 3 bloodfin tetras, 3 blue tetras, 2 snakeskin gouramis, 3 Agassizi corys, 2 von rio tetras ,and 1 pleco

doug z

Planted FW Junkie

Registered: January 2008
Location: Mackenzie, BC
Posts: 3566

Review Date: Wed December 3, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 9

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	well-recieved by the fish! :-)
Cons:

They are gone within a couple hours (eaten).

Hold together well.

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75g - 20 cardinals : 7 panda cory : 5 Julii cory : 9 zebra danios : 1 CAE : 2 SAE : 2 yo-yos : 1 BN
25g: 5 long-finned zebra danios

Wild Turkey

Forum Flunkie

Registered: March 2008
Location: Annapolis Maryland
Posts: 11464

Review Date: Fri December 5, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 8

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Well recieved, stays together well and does not cloud water.
Cons:	Pricey,

I couldn't get this wafer to cloud my water. For anyone who is looking to avoid a wafer that's going to expand 5X and cloud the water, this product is for you.

It is on the pricey side however.

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travie

Senior Member

Registered: November 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 2294

Review Date: Tue December 9, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Small, doesn't cloud water, good formula
Cons:	None

My corydoras and all the fish in my tank love to nibble on these wafers. One of the best wafers to feed bottom dwellers.

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saurjusa

Member

Registered: September 2008
Location: Somewere South of the North Pole
Posts: 73

Review Date: Mon December 15, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Consistent Medium Size, doesn't swell
Cons:	None that I can think

I just started feeding all my fish Hikary foods, micropellest for neons, betta pellets for the betta and this for my corys. No matter were in the tank I drop them they will find them. Don't know why, but, even after feeding my betta it's betta pellets. It will go and find this and colaborate in the eating, it looks so funny as he needs to be almos tail up, head down to be able to eat from the substrate....

leggomypleco

Flowerhorn Guru

Registered: December 2008
Location: Indy
Posts: 1682

Review Date: Sun December 21, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):
Cons:

GREAT FOOD

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gm72

Honored

Registered: March 2007
Location: Pennsylvania
Posts: 10933

Review Date: Sat December 27, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $34.99 | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Good nutrition, good price
Cons:	None

I buy these bulk in 2.2 pound packages and feed them to all of my tanks in which there are bottom feeders. I also use them a lot in the 220 gallon tank, all of the fish love them there and it is actually the only food that the leoporinus readily accepts. Good price and good nutrition means I'll be using these for a very long time.

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8 tanks running now:
1x 220 gallon, 2x55 gallon, 1x40 gallon long, 1x29 gallon, 1x20 gallon long, 1x5.5 gallon, 1x2 gallon
Gouramis, barbs, rasboras, plecos, corys, tetras, fancy guppies, swordtails, ottos, rainbow shark, upside-down catfish, snails, and Max and Sparkles the bettas.

cer

no longer keeping fish

Registered: October 2008
Posts: 1770

Review Date: Wed December 31, 2008

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 9

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Good For The Fish
Cons:

Great for corycats. It brought the color out in mine.

sandy_n

sandy

Registered: March 2008
Location: Missouri
Posts: 3161

Review Date: Wed January 28, 2009

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Good nutrition, easy to get, fish like
Cons:

Everybody loves these. The wafers sink quickly and you can break off small pieces easily. Readily available at lfs.

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wolf_eyes

Unoffical Queen of Cories

Registered: October 2008
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Posts: 1361

Review Date: Mon March 9, 2009

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 9

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Nutritious, fish enjoy them, doesn't cloud water.
Cons:

I bought the 110g bag and my fish love them. My corys all gather around it to feed and even my ghost shrimp will try to steal some. I've only gone through half the bag in 4 months and I actually spilt some. They last a long time if you don't have too many tanks/smaller tanks.

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30gL heavily planted: south american community tank
15g mod. planted: nano fish community tank
6g long(custom tank) mod planted: 6 bettas w/ dividers

smaug

Banned

Registered: October 2007
Posts: 11861

Review Date: Sat October 3, 2009

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	dissolves slowly
Cons:

Awesome food.My raph only eats this stuff.He is spoiled.

Lab_Rat

Got fry?

Registered: June 2008
Location: Deep, deep South
Posts: 6882

Review Date: Mon October 26, 2009

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Doesn't get all funky in the tank
Cons:

All of my fish love them, even though they're meant for the cories. My pleco especially likes to eat them. There is never any left over in the tank when they're through.

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annageckos

Animal Obsessed

Registered: January 2009
Location: Langhorne PA, USA
Posts: 2884

Review Date: Mon December 28, 2009

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $2.99 | Rating: 9

Positive aspects of the product (pros):	Good ingredients, fish like it, does not cloud the water
Cons:

All my fish like this food. The disk stays together fairly well and doesn't cloud the water.

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55 gallon planted community
30 gallon planted community
10 gallon planted wild type guppies and cherry shrimp
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