Tetra TetraWafer Mini Mix 100 ml — Tetra wafer sinking fish food mix for small bottom feeders

Tetra TetraWafer Mini Mix 100 ml is a sinking wafer food formulated for small bottom-feeding freshwater aquarium fish. The product contains a mix of small wafer pieces in a compact 100 ml container, designed to sink and remain on the substrate so grazing species can feed naturally. The composition supports digestion and provides nutrients tailored to the feeding behaviour of small benthic fish.

Advantages

The wafer format sinks reliably and stays intact longer than loose flakes, reducing waste and maintaining water clarity. Small wafer pieces are adapted to the mouth size and feeding habits of small catfish, loaches and similar species. The balanced nutrient mix helps sustain activity and condition without overfeeding, and the stable sinking behavior means feed reaches the substrate where bottom dwellers forage.

Suitable for

• Small bottom-feeding freshwater fish such as miniature catfish and loaches
• Aquariums with sandy or fine gravel substrates where sinking feed is needed
• Communities with midwater feeders when targeted feeding of benthic species is required

Key specifications

• Product form: sinking wafer pieces in a dry mix
• Container volume: 100 ml compact jar
• Target species: small benthic freshwater fish
• Feeding characteristic: sinks to substrate and remains available for grazing
• Compatibility: suitable for community tanks with small bottom dwellers

How to use

Feed small portions directly onto the substrate where bottom-feeding fish can reach the wafers. Offer quantities that the target fish consume within a few minutes to avoid uneaten food decomposing. Adjust feeding frequency according to species, size and aquarium stocking levels; typically feed once or twice daily for regular maintenance, reducing frequency for slower metabolisms or overnight fasting schedules.

Usage recommendations

Store the jar in a cool, dry place and close the lid tightly after use to preserve freshness. Observe fish during initial use to determine optimal portion size and avoid overfeeding; remove excess food if necessary to maintain water quality.