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Hikari Sinking Goldfish Excel, 3.88 oz.
Description
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A scientifically formulated sinking diet for all types of goldfish.
- - A Scientific Formulation Offering Unique Ingredients To Help Goldfish Look Their Best
- - Developed to bring out the true colors goldfish are known for using a higher natural ingredient content
- - Rich in spirulina algae and easily utilized ingredient for goldfish kept in cooler water temperatures
- - The sinking wafer can help reduce the chances of bloat or swim bladder issues
- - Carefully selected ingredients offer rapid growth and desirable form
- - Will not cloud the water when used as directed
Specifications
| SKU | 3110125 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Flavor | Fish |
| Primary Brand | Hikari |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 3.88 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Primary Flavor | Fish |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 3 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 5.25 IN |
| Width | 1 IN |
Ingredients
Fish meal, wheat flour, dried bakery product, soybean meal, brewers dried yeast, spirulina, wheat germ meal, fish oil, flaked corn, dried seaweed meal, rice bran, garlic, DL-methionine, astaxanthin, minerals and vitamins including stabilized vitamin C.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein - 40% Min., Crude Fat - 6% Min., Crude Fiber - 2% Max., Moisture - 10% Max., Ash - 15% Max., Phosphorus - 1.2% Min., Vitamin A - 9,600 IU/kg Min., Vitamin D3 - 1,400 IU/kg Min., Vitamin E - 290 IU/kg Min., Ascorbic Acid - 210 mg/kg Min.
Need up to 4 times daily, but do not exceed the amount your fish will consume within a few minutes. More frequent, smaller feedings are always a better option to maximize nutrient utilization for a higher vegetable formulation like this.
If water temperature is consistently below 50 degree F or above 86 degree F, reduce the amount fed based on activity.
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J9thib
Yes, I recommend this product.
Rasta fish
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Pasakorn
Yes, I recommend this product.
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canecorsomadre
No, I do not recommend this product.
Happy healthy fish
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My goldfish appears bloated
Have 60 gal tank with 2 largish Ryukin goldfish, doing well together in this tank for several months. I added 3 times different smaller Ryukin from different sources, acclimated by floating bag method, put in the tank with the larger Ryukin. All new fish died within 3-5 days, w/ signs of swim bladder problem - not remaining upright, then dies. Water tests all zeros, using Safe, API proper ph 7.5 & bacteria. Temp 78. Tank cleaned often.. Eat soaked Hikari sinking mini pellets, peas. Ideas?
Best foods for 29gallon tank with 4Rosaline Sharks, 4Congo Tetras, 1large bushy nosed plecostamus. Vitamins?
1 of 2 goldfish has been upside down and struggling..been doing this off n on for 4 mos but has been consistently upside down for 2 days now..was advised to not feed for 3 days...this has worked before but not now..I soak the flakes before feeding .. did a water change this morning..I don't see anything on his skin..have had him for 3 years using same wellwater, no chlorine..other fish seems fine..What can I do?
I noticed my two fancy goldfish are lethargic, one is small ryukin, and other is oranda. They stay at the bottom of the tank. furthermore, their bellies are swollen, and their tails are droopy; the two fish are not active like other six fish in a 50 gallon tank. I did overfeed them, but now I cut back feeding. I thank you for your advice and assistance.
My goldfishh is becoming white and is being lazy and staying in the middle of the tank
My 5 inch discus fish is eating less (I feed only dry food, Hikari bio gold) and I saw a little hole on the left side of his head . Please help .
My pond goldfish had swim bladder issues so has been inside for 6 weeks. He was pretty active and I brought in another to keep him company. Since Feb 1st, he is at the bottom, eating a bit especially when I drop it right in from of him. No external signs of any disease that I can seen. Nitrites are high as tank is cycling. I am adding Prime, aquarium salt (1 gram) and 30% water changes. Nitrite converting bacteria is establishing now. Any thought on what it could be and what to do? Thank you
Is this tank big enough/small enough to hold goldfish fry (these fish will not be in it we are just cleaning up there other tank)
Hello, I have a goldfish who looks bloated. Before, it would float upside down at the top, now it sinks upside down. He looks like he has a light pink, bleeding bubble near the tail and is swimming curved and sideways. We have fasted him for three days and will give cooked peas without the skin. He is in a 2 gallon bowl with an airpump for two days now. He had been bloated for a couple of months, but now has what I just described. What can I do to ease the pain? Any help would be appreciated.
I recently got my goldfish (very small) and I put him in a 5 gallon tank (new tank with conditioned water and filter). He swims around very fast and up and down the tank walls. When I feed him flakes, he chews really quickly and then spits it out. I can’t tell if he actually eats anything. The ammonia levels are a little high (3.0) so I put in some ammonia fixer. All the other tests seem normal. Is there anything else I can do?
I’ve overfed my two gold fish giving them 2 pinches of fish flakes (I got them today) and I have been told to give them size of their eye and if I feed them more it is leathal. What do I do.