Hikari Tropical Sinking Carnivore Pellets

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Hikari Tropical Sinking Carnivore Pellets

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Sinking pellet developed for large bottom feeding carnivorous fish. Well balanced combination of nutritious ingredients fortified with vitamins and minerals. Pellets absorb water and quickly soften, yet retain shape. Will not cloud water.

  • - Sinking pellet specially developed for large bottom feeding carnivorous fish
  • - Well balanced combination of nutritious ingredients fortified with vitamins and minerals
  • - Pellets absorb water and quickly soften, yet retain shape and will not cloud water

Specifications

SKU339369
Primary FlavorFish Meal
Primary BrandHikari
Days to ShipShips Next Business Day
Weight2.61 OZ

Additional Features

Grain FreeNo
Personalized Item flagNo
Primary FlavorFish Meal

Ingredients

Fish meal, krill meal, brewers dried yeast, cassava starch, soybean meal, wheat starch, fish oil, wheat flour, dried seaweed meal, spirulina, DL-methionine, potato starch, astaxanthin, L-lysine, canthaxanthin, garlic, choline chloride, vitamin E supplement, L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (stabilized vitamin C), inositol, d-calcium pantothenate, riboflavin, vitamin A supplement, thiamine mononitrate, pyridoxine hydrochloride, niacin, folic acid, vitamin D3 supplement, biotin, vitamin B12 supplement, ferrous sulfate, magnesium sulfate, zinc sulfate, manganese sulfate, copper sulfate, calcium iodate

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude protein (min.) 47%, crude fat (min.) 5%, crude fiber (max.) 3%, moisture (max.) 10%, ash (max.) 17%.

Feeding Instructions: Feed two to three times a day, but do not exceed the amount fish will eat within a few minutes. Tropical fish often resist a new type of food when changing their diet. Continued use will ensure acceptance. Produced in Japan.

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41 out of 55 (75%) reviewers recommend this product

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very good food

KingSamuel

10 years ago

Although this product depicts extremely large fish on the package, I actually fo...

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At least I tried them but....

roadendranch

8 years ago

These didn't work for me. Fish don't like this product period.

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Great for axolotl

MaryKA

2 years ago
My axolotl is still not fully sold on the idea of pellets, but I'm really trying to get him to eat them on occasion to make sure he's getting all of the nutrients he needs. As of now, these are the only pellets he's been interested in at all. Hopefully he'll get more used to pellets in general, but it's promising that he's at least eaten some of these.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Catfish favorite

Hailey G

5 years ago
I have 3 catfish, two crayfish, and plecos and they all love them. They get soo excited when i drop a couple into the tank. Great little treat for them everyday

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Great product

Jenn21183

5 years ago
My catfish loves these little sinking pellets my cichlids enjoy them as well

Yes, I recommend this product.

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My assassin snails love this

Claudia Briggs

5 years ago
I bought this product for my assassin snails it seems that they like it.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Great food

mandybahn

5 years ago
The fish love it and adjusted super quickly, no change in aquarium balance.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Great treat

NotAvailable atm

5 years ago
My crawfish love these things...i switch off and on with shrimp pellets but she really goes after these as soon as they hit the water...heard of these from catch em all fishin on YouTube

Yes, I recommend this product.

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HIKARI SINKING CARNIVORE PELLETS # 1

DENNISTHEMENACE123

6 years ago
great product my fish seem to love it . SUPER FOOD A ++++

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Yum!

John of Poway

6 years ago
My silver tip sharks and African Cichlids love these pellets.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Can I feed this to my assassin snail? I saw copper in the ingredients but is it a significant amount? enough to kill it?

  1. All living creatures require necessary minerals and copper is one of them. As long as you do not overfeed your fish and follow the feeding instructions, there should be no issue with your snails, shrimp or any other little creature in your tank.



Would this be a good food for bumblebee catfish? I know they eat blood worms and bog larva. 

  1. They are kind of big like the size of an algae pellet they can pick at it I would suggest shrimp pellets they are smaller and sink. 



Anyone use this for their axolotl? Mine are just babies 3in.

  1. There are TWO different versions. Tropical Sinking Carnivore Pellets are for LARGE animals. REGULAR Sinking Carnivore Pellets are smaller. Good Luck finding the Regular version. Most Pet Stores only sell the Tropical.



Will this bulk up if Feeding triggers  and groupers?  I’m trying to get my grouper off of krill and squid. Should I just starve him and keep feeding the pellets? 

  1. Sinking Carnivore is a great live food substitute as the texture once in water is similar to that of live food and the protein level is also higher than most foods. Best of all the nutrient package is scientifically balanced to unlock all the nutrients to be used by your aquatic pet. Excellent choice!



How many pellets should I feed to a rope fish (aka reed fish), that is around 8''? 

  1. We suggest soaking the pellet in some aquarium water for about 5 minutes before feeding and trying one pellet two times per day. If any is not eaten after 2 minutes remove the uneaten amount from the tank and adjust feeding down to match amount eaten.



Is Hikari Tropical Sinking Carnivore Pellets good for stingrays?

  1. Yes and as they grow larger your can migrate up to Massivore Delite.



pictus catfish and other carnies

  1. Thank you for your question. Because catfish are omnivores and bichir are carnivores, they will eat this food. However, you may want to provide a vegetation-based food for the catfish as well, since they do eat both meat and vegetables. ajl



Could I feed this to my aquatic frog?

  1. Thank you for your question. The Hikari Sinking Carnivore pellets are fine for larger carnivorous aquarium fish so depending on the size of your frog these might be too big of a pellet. We would recommend the Tetra Fauna ReptoMin Frog Granules; item# 73546 as these are made for aquatic frogs. We have enclosed the following link to the product: http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=22832



How many would be good to feed 2 Albino Cory Cathfish?

  1. I would feed them 6 carnivores pellets especially if that’s all your fish? I have 10 large cichlids and 2 large bottom feeders, loach and synditonites catfish ( spelling??)  I feed mine 30-35 pellets a day and they devour them, also its obviously tasty??



wanna buy fish food from Turkey

  1. Thank you for your question. Please contact our Customer Service Department at 1-800-381-7179 or email CustomerService@DrsFosterSmith.com regarding our overseas shipping prices and policies.



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