Bluecoco Feeding Fixed Point Floating Aquarium Review

Haven't used a bloodworm filter before but a ring is worth it and I wish I had had one long ago! The filter used to slowly inflate the food around the aquarium and my betta lost a bit. I carefully fed him one pellet at a time in a low patina corner, dropping right in front of him and counting how much he had eaten and it was very finicky. I installed it in the same corner - he got used to it within a day - and now I can throw all the balls at once. None will be lost. It is much easier! And it's

Sometimes the suction cups don't come off, but then again I've never seen one fall off. in water. This allows the food to avoid hitting the target. The levers on the square and round feeders do not turn easily, making it difficult for the rings to adjust to the water level. The mesh cone of the feeder prevents a lot of feed from going through the holes. All in all you get what you pay for. If you're willing to get creative and work with mistakes, you can save some money. If you don't want the…

Anyone who has ever owned Bettas knows that inbreeding sometimes robs them of important skills such as breeding. If any of these questions apply to your aquatic friends, I highly recommend these little floating feeders. A round pin (not a basket) is great for preventing floating food from being carried away by the current. I sucked it off the side of my 10 gallon tank and it's just the right size. He keeps my colorful little jerk's food in one place so he can find it, have a snack, forget about