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Hikari First Bites Granule / Pellets 0.35oz

$2.99

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Hikari First Bites Granule / Pellets 0.35oz (20095) is a scientifically formulated fish food designed for newborn fry during the earliest developmental stages. It’s intended for newly hatched or very small, early-stage swimmers where achieving the right nutritional balance helps support healthy development. Practical use: offer it as an appropriate first food for fry, especially for breeders raising livebearers and egglayers, helping you establish proper feeding habits while reducing excess waste.

Features:

  • Made for newborn fish and early developmental stages, using a nutritional balance suited to fry
  • High in superior protein sources to provide key nutrients for body development
  • Uses a low-heat production process to help preserve vitamins, nutrients, and amino-acids
  • Semi-floating granules/pellets support easier feeding and encourage proper feeding behavior
  • Formulated to help reduce the likelihood of dietary deformities or deficiencies
  • Designed to support strong growth during the fry stage and help promote disease resistance
  • Useful for livebearers and egglayers when raising their young

Specifications:

  • Product name: Hikari First Bites Granule / Pellets 0.35oz (20095)
  • Form: Granule / pellets (semi-floating)
  • Package size: 0.35oz
  • Intended life stage: Newborn fry (earliest developmental stages)
Hikari First Bites Granule / Pellets 0.35oz$2.99
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