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Ever Nature Carnivorous Bottom-dwelling Fish Insect Source Tablet Feed – Hai Feng
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Ever Nature Carnivorous Bottom-dwelling Fish Insect Source Tablet Feed – Hai Feng is a sinking tablet food made for carnivorous, bottom-oriented feeders. It’s designed to deliver a protein-focused diet to animals that naturally graze or hunt along the aquarium floor, helping support feeding behavior at the bottom and reducing waste left drifting in the water column. Use it as a practical staple (and transition option) for compatible species such as stingrays, “alien fish,” rat fish, axolotls, and dinosaur fish, especially when they prefer larger, slow-falling portions.
Features:
- Sinking tablet format helps target bottom-feeding behavior
- Built around animal-protein raw materials and includes insect protein to diversify protein sources
- Contains vitamins and minerals to support balanced nutrition
- Includes immune polysaccharides as part of the formula
- Astaxanthin and silymarin are included for ingredient-supported health positioning (per the manufacturer)
- Supports easier digestion and absorption, based on the product formulation description
- Designed for aquariums where quick consumption can help limit water fouling from leftover feed
Specifications:
- Net weight: 150g ± 6g
- Feed size (particle size): about 8.5–9mm
- Feed thickness: about 3mm
- Recommended fish types: carnivorous bottom-dwelling fish (examples listed by the supplier include stingrays, “aliens,” rat fish, and other similar bottom carnivores)
- Ingredient highlights: Antarctic shrimp meal, premium fish meal/flour, fish protein, yeast powder, insect protein, wheat gluten powder, comprehensive minerals, comprehensive vitamins, astaxanthin, silymarin
- Feeding frequency: 2–4 times per day
- Feeding method: do not mix with other feeds or live baits when using; remove uneaten food
- Transition guidance: many carnivorous bottom-dwellers may adapt in 3–7 days; fish previously fed live bait may take about 1–3 weeks to accept it





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