Sera Catfish Chips Nature is a premium staple food in chip form, specially developed for rasping and bottom-dwelling fish such as ancistrus and L-catfish. Designed for the natural feeding behavior of predominantly nocturnal bottom fish, the chips sink quickly, become supple in water, and remain dimensionally stable for up to 24 hours. This allows slow, natural grazing without polluting the aquarium water.

The balanced formula contains a high proportion of valuable fibres, including willow bark and alder cones, supporting healthy digestion and development. Carefully selected ingredients ensure excellent acceptance, optimal nutrition, and species-appropriate feeding.

Key Features

• Staple food in chip form for rasping and bottom-feeding catfish
• Ideal for ancistrus, L-catfish, and other demersal species
• Rapidly sinking chips that remain stable for up to 24 hours
• Allows slow, natural grazing and feeding without clouding the water
• Rich in fibres from willow bark and alder cones to promote digestion
• Balanced, nutritious recipe for healthy growth and vitality
• Carefully manufactured chips with high acceptance and digestibility

Composition

Fish meal, corn starch, wheat flour, wheat germ, brewer’s yeast, spirulina, milk powder, fish oil (49% omega fatty acids), herbs, whole egg powder, willow bark (0.5%), alder cones (0.5%), nettle, alfalfa, mannan oligosaccharides (0.4%), parsley, seaweed, peppers, spinach, carrots, green-lipped mussels, Haematococcus algae, garlic.

Feeding Recommendation

• Feed 1–2 times daily in quantities that can be consumed within 24 hours
• Remove uneaten food after one day and reduce the amount next time
• Keep the container tightly closed and use within a few months after opening

Tip

• Include a regular fasting day to support metabolism and natural foraging behaviour
• Supplement with other Sera foods for optimal dietary variety

Expert Recommendation

Sera Catfish Chips allow bottom-dwelling fish to feed slowly and naturally in accordance with their typical eating habits

Suitable For

• Siluridae
• Demersal and bottom-feeding catfish
• Ancistrus and L-catfish