Aquarium Fish Feeder Set - Multipurpose Feeding Ring With Live Red Worm, Plant Cone, Measuring Cup Shape Basket For Betta, Thaw And Feed Fish, Aquatic Pets Review

This is a very good product, and a great price.You won’t believe how quickly your fish become trained to go to that one spot. Soon they will be waiting in the ring or square for their meal to come.These are a good way to help keep your tank clean. By putting this up your food doesn’t float everywhere in the tank. I put my on the end away from the filter siphon. The fish that eat off the bottom have a tidy pile too. Some food will escape depending on the current and feeding frenzy of the fish. I

This feeding station works great! I have a small 2.7 gallon tank for a betta with a filter. Every time I fed him (flakes) they would quickly spread over the surface of the tank before he had a chance to eat a sufficient amount. He was always swimming around chasing the flakes! I felt it was a waste of food and caused unnecessary debris. I use the small round feeder and it works and fits in the small tank perfectly. My fish is not afraid to eat from the center of the feeder. I do wish there were

It is a great concept, but my fish hated this thing. They wouldn’t go near it, even if they were starving. Don’t get me wrong, the food stays within the ring, but I believe the ring is too thick.It might just be my fish.

This is a simple idea but works amazingly well. Food gently falls down to be consumed by fish and not sucked up by filter. I wish I had found this years ago. Excellent sticking power, floats up and down with water level.

I think it's a great idea and helpful if the suction was better. I need to reattach it again to the tank two or three times a week unfortunately.It took some time for my fish to get comfortable with it, but it only took a day or so. Works great to keep food from being sucked up by the filter when suction does work. The fish don't seem to care about the jellyfish, so I don't use it.

Came super fast and fits super well. Works great, but the suction did not stick at all. That’s okay thought because the product will float in place.

I love it and so does Kakashi!This is his second day using it, he seems to enjoy his food all in one place, finally. Thanks for attention!

I have a 60 gallon community tank. My fish food goes all over the top and then gets pushed to the bottom by the filter- leaving a giant mess. This does a good job of keeping the food in one place, however, every other day, I have to fish it out and reattach it to the wall.

I got the two pack of these so I could exclude my floating plants from the feeding area, and they do exactly that. The arm lets them rise and fall with the water level. I don't love that they're blue, but it doesn't matter that much for the price.

This was purchased for a betta fish. He does very well with it, although sometimes he likes to make his bubble nest inside since he knows it will stay protected. The 1.5 gallon tank also has a small water filter but the device stays in place perfectly, even with the flowing surface water. I especially love this device because it adapts on its own to the rise and fall of the water level when cleaning and refilling the tank. I highly recommend.

The small ring size is perfect for my betta tank. Floats with the water level and it actually works lol. Keeps the food in place so it doesn't get swept up into the filter.

This is perfect for my betta fish. Prior to purchasing the feeding rings, his food would often float away and be sucked into the filter before he could eat it.

In theory it would be great. It sticks to glass very well. It’s cool because it floats with water level. But as soon as I put the floating beta food in it plummets to the bottom.

The suction on this thing sucks. I’ve just had to let it float around, but I want it to stay in place for routine feeding for my betta

The circle feeder is smaller which fit perfectly in my tank, it hasn’t budged and keeps my bettas food from getting everywhere. The jellyfish was useless to me but the amount of products you get for your money is good.

I got this yesterday and my Betta "Fredrick" fell in love almost immediately. Unfortunately I had to remove it tonight because he would not leave it! He's such a little piggy. Great product, naughty fish!

Before I purchased these feeding rings, I would sprinkle flakes/pellets into the water and they would float all over the tank and sink in various places. Now, feeding is isolated to one area of the tank, it sinks to the bottom in one spot, and I know when it's time to feed because the fish & frogs know exactly when and where food will be.Definitely recommend!(will upload photos soon)

I dont THINK that my tank is super high flow, but maybe it is. All I know is these constantly came off the glass, floated away from where it was supposed to be, and just didnt work. I returned mine, and the return went off smoothly, but that was the best part of having these.

It works yes but some food still escapes out of the side. I don’t know if I’m doing it wrong or if that’s just how it is. Still great though. Sticks on well. And is actually kinda cute in the tank. :) would recommend

These are a lot bigger than I anticipated. I'm using them for a cascading beta tank and they nearly take up the entire width of each tank. I would have liked to buy three rings and left the squares out.