Aquafood Stick Tablets | 15g

Aquafood Stick Tablets – 15g

Slow-Sinking Nutrition for Bottom Feeders, Grazers & Axolotl
Give your bottom dwellers a food that stays where they feed.

Aquafood Stick Tablets are firm, sinking food tablets designed for fish and aquatic animals that naturally feed from the substrate. Instead of quickly disappearing into the water column, the tablets settle onto the bottom and remain available for longer, making them particularly useful for shy, nocturnal and slower-feeding species.

The balanced combination of plant ingredients, vegetables, fish and shrimp proteins, fibre, oils and fats provides a varied source of nutrition suitable for a range of freshwater species.
Why we like them at NatHab

🐟 Made for bottom feeders
Drops straight to the aquarium floor where Corydoras, plecos, loaches and other bottom-oriented fish naturally forage.

🌿 Nutritional Benefits;
A combination of plant-based ingredients and aquatic proteins provides a broader nutritional profile for omnivorous and grazing species.

⏱️ Stays available longer
The firm tablet gives slower feeders more opportunity to find and consume their food without having to compete with fast-moving fish.
💧 Easy to target feed
Simply place the tablet directly onto the substrate or into a feeding dish. This makes it easier to control portions and monitor feeding.

Recommended Species
We particularly recommend Aquafood Stick Tablets for:
🐠 Bottom-Dwelling Fish
• Corydoras
• Ancistrus
• Plecostomus and other plecos
• Otocinclus*
• Hillstream Loaches
• Other freshwater catfish and bottom feeders
🦐 Shrimp
• Neocaridina
• Caridina
• Amano Shrimp
• Larger freshwater shrimp

🦎 Axolotl
• Suitable as part of a varied feeding regime for axolotl, with portions adjusted according to size and age.
🐟 Community Aquariums A useful sinking food for community tanks where bottom-dwelling species need access to food away from the surface and mid-water.
*For Otocinclus, use as a supplementary food alongside their natural biofilm and algae-based diet.

Feeding Guide:
Add a small amount directly to the aquarium, preferably in a feeding dish or clear area of substrate.
Feed according to the number and size of animals in the aquarium, offering only what they can reasonably consume. For shrimp and smaller fish, start with a small portion and increase gradually if required.
For axolotl, adjust feeding quantities according to the animal’s age, size and overall diet.
Remove significant uneaten food rather than allowing it to accumulate in the aquarium.

NatHab Tip 💡
For shrimp tanks, try placing a small piece of the tablet in a feeding dish. It gives your shrimp a dedicated feeding area and makes it much easier to see how much food is being consumed.

Pack Size
15g – NatHab Aquatics Repack
A convenient size for hobbyists wanting to try the food without committing to a large container.
Storage: Keep sealed and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.

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