Description
INTAN – HERBIVORE WAFERS [BIG] (Sinking Wafers) [Loose Pack]
The INTAN Herbivore Wafers [BIG] are specially formulated sinking wafers designed for herbivorous ornamental and tropical fish. Packed with plant-based nutrients, vitamins, and minerals, these wafers support healthy digestion, growth, and vibrant coloration. Their sinking nature ensures that mid-level and bottom feeders can easily consume the food. Available in loose packs of 20g, 50g, and 100g, they are perfect for small to large aquariums.
🌊 Key Features
✅ Sinking Wafers – Ideal for bottom and mid-level feeders.
✅ Plant-Based Nutrition – Formulated for herbivorous fish, promoting healthy digestion.
✅ Color & Immunity Booster – Enhances natural coloration and strengthens immunity.
✅ Large Size Wafers – Suitable for medium to large ornamental fish like plecos, goldfish, and gouramis.
✅ Loose Pack Options – Available in 20g, 50g, and 100g packs for convenience.
🐠 Suitable For
Herbivorous ornamental and tropical fish (plecos, goldfish, angelfish, gouramis).
Mid-level and bottom feeders.
Freshwater aquariums, planted tanks, and community setups.
⚙️ Specifications
Type: Sinking Wafers (Herbivore)
Pack Sizes: 20g, 50g, 100g (loose pack)
Feeding Level: Daily staple or supplementary diet
Target Fish: Herbivorous ornamental and community fish
🔧 How to Feed
Feed 1–2 times daily according to fish size and number.
Provide only what fish can consume within 2–3 minutes.
Remove uneaten wafers to maintain water quality.
🧼 Storage Instructions
Keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture.
Seal tightly after each use to maintain freshness.
Use within a few months of opening for optimal nutrition.
📦 Available Pack Sizes
20g Loose Pack
50g Loose Pack
100g Loose Pack
✅ Why Choose INTAN Herbivore Wafers [BIG]?
These wafers are perfect for herbivorous fish, providing a nutritious, easy-to-feed diet that supports digestion, growth, and vibrant coloration while keeping the aquarium clean.
👉 Best for aquarists feeding herbivorous mid-level and bottom-dwelling fish in freshwater tanks.
