Cory Crumbles | KatsAquatics

Cory Crumbles are a high-protein sinking food made specifically with corys and other bottom-feeding dwellers in mind! Instead of dropping one wafer into the tank and watching everyone pile on top of each other, these are designed to break apart and scatter across the bottom, giving your fish more room to search, sift, and forage for their food!

Each crumble is made with ingredients like wild-caught fish, black soldier fly larvae, krill, egg, brewer's yeast, spirulina, kelp, and alfalfa. That gives your bottom dwellers a good mix of both animal and plant-based ingredients, which is especially nice for omnivores like Corydoras.

Break one apart over the tank and you'll end up with everything from larger chunks to tiny pieces that work their way between plants, rocks, and substrate. Instead of every fish fighting over the same wafer, they get to actually hunt around the bottom for their dinner.

They're also handmade in the USA and formulated by a biologist, rather than being mass produced into perfectly identical pellets.

Key Features:

• High-protein sinking food made for Corys and other bottom feeders
• Crumbles into different-sized pieces for fish big and small
• Helps spread food throughout the aquarium instead of creating one crowded feeding spot
• Encourages natural searching, sifting, and foraging behavior
• Made with wild-caught fish, black soldier fly larvae, krill, and egg
• Includes spirulina, kelp, alfalfa, and other plant-based ingredients
• Berry-shaped portions make it easy to control how much you feed
• Great for corys, plecos, loaches, catfish, and other omnivorous bottom feeders
• Biologist-formulated and handmade in the USA
• Great food to rotate into a varied diet

How to Feed

Take one Cory Crumble and break it apart with your fingers over the aquarium, spreading the pieces around different areas of the tank. You can leave larger pieces for bigger fish or crumble it finer for smaller corys and other little bottom dwellers.

Adjust how much you use based on the number and size of fish you're feeding. Feed only what your fish can finish within a few hours and remove anything that goes uneaten.

One little crumble can turn the whole bottom of your tank into a feeding ground!