Fish food sera WELS-CHIPS TOREBKA 15g - food for catfish and bottom-feeding fish, 15 g pouch

sera WELS-CHIPS TOREBKA 15g is a prepared sinking chip food formulated specifically for catfish and other bottom-feeding freshwater species. Supplied in a compact 15 g pouch, the product is designed to reach the aquarium substrate quickly so bottom-dwelling fish can access nutrients without surface competition. The formulation supports regular feeding in planted and community aquaria and is convenient for sampling or travel use.

Advantages

The sinking chips deliver food directly to the aquarium floor, reducing waste and surface scavenging by midwater fish. The small pouch format is practical for occasional feedings, trialling new diets, or maintaining portion control. Ingredients are prepared to be palatable and stable in water so chips retain their shape long enough for bottom-feeders to consume them.

Suitable for

• Catfish species (Corydoras, Otocinclus, Plecos) and other bottom-dwelling freshwater fish
• Community aquaria with mixed species where targeted feeding is needed
• Planted aquaria where sinking food reduces disturbance to surface plants
• Short trips, sample feeding, or testing new food types

Key specifications

• Form: sinking chips designed to reach the substrate
• Weight: 15 g pouch for single or trial use
• Intended use: complete supplementary feed for bottom-feeding freshwater fish
• Storage: compact pouch suitable for dry storage in a cool, dark place

How to use

Introduce an appropriate amount of sinking chips directly onto the aquarium substrate so that bottom-feeding fish can find and consume them. Offer only as much as the fish will eat within a few minutes to avoid overfeeding and water pollution. Observe feeding behavior and adjust portion size according to species, number of fish and their activity. Close the pouch after use to maintain freshness.

Usage recommendations

Feed once or twice daily as a supplement to a varied diet. For mixed-species tanks, feed at different points to ensure both bottom-feeders and other fish receive suitable amounts. Monitor water quality regularly and remove uneaten chips if they remain after feeding to prevent nutrient buildup.