Description
Hikari Tropical Micro Pellets
Give your small tropical fish a nutritious, easy-to-eat diet with Hikari Tropical Micro Pellets. These tiny, semi-floating pellets are designed for smaller-mouthed fish such as tetras, rasboras, guppies and other community fish, providing excellent nutrition and digestibility in every bite.
A premium blend of marine and vegetable proteins supports small fish that need extra energy reserves, while krill and spirulina help bring out vivid, natural colouration. Hikari's micro-coating locks in nutrients and helps reduce water clouding, so more goes into your fish and less is wasted in the tank.
The colourful granules are easy for fish to spot in the water, which encourages faster feeding and less uneaten food. They also soften quickly, giving them a texture that suits most smaller community fish. Available in 22g and 45g packs.
Key Features
- Micro Size: Made for small-mouthed tropical fish.
- Semi-Floating: Slowly sinks so fish at different levels can feed.
- Micro-Coating: Locks in nutrients and helps reduce water clouding.
- Colour Enhancing: Krill and spirulina support vivid colouration.
- Easy to See: Colourful granules encourage quick feeding with less waste.
- Soft Texture: Softens quickly, ideal for smaller community fish.
Suitable For: Tetras, rasboras, guppies, danios and other small tropical community fish.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hikari |
| Product Type | Tropical fish food |
| Food Form | Micro pellets |
| Buoyancy | Semi-floating, slow sinking |
| Key Ingredients | Krill, spirulina, marine and vegetable proteins |
| Suitable For | Small tropical community fish |
| Pack Sizes | 22g, 45g |
How to Use
- Feed small amounts 2–3 times a day.
- Give only as much as your fish can eat within a few minutes.
- Remove any uneaten food to keep the water clean.
- Reseal the pack after each use and store in a cool, dry place.
Please note: These pellets contain natural ingredients, so their colour may vary slightly between batches. This is normal and doesn't affect quality.