🦐 JZMYXA Shrimp Feeding Tube and Dish for Shrimp Fish - Mini Size, Highly Transparent Acrylic Material - Optimal for SEO Review

Shrimp love this feeder. As soon as they see me putting food in a straw, they immediately jump into a small feeding bowl. It's very interesting to watch.

This is such a great product but I need to distract the rooster who is trying to feed the shrimp. I also need to keep it very well hidden and locked so my shrimp feel safe and my betta doesn't want to mess with it. Although it works great!

Just right for 3.5 gallon nano aquariums. People who complain that it's too small don't read the description. I was surprised that the tube was glass, wish there was a bowl too. My snails love using it. My shrimp are a bit dull and haven't used it yet. Definitely holds groceries in place

Just received the package, drainer is missing. Really unhappy. If we could, that would be great because the feeding tube was pleasing to look at. Perfect size for my aquarium, I used a homemade one thought I could decorate it nicer. Easy to pick up those stars for this dish holder

. I love that it keeps the different pieces I feed my shrimp in one place instead of spreading and moving around. I love that I can watch them all eat in the same place, and I love that I can easily suck up any uneaten food from one place before it gets moldy. I would highly recommend this tube and chuck plate.

Nice design, ideal for feeding shrimp. I didn't give 5 stars because (at least on the one I got) the cymbal attachment is too short so the cymbal pops out at a slight angle instead of sitting flush with the wall. Maybe it's just a small manufacturing defect, but it still works well and the food that dripped down the tube ends up in the middle of the plate. My cherry shrimp push and shove to get into the center while I toss the shrimp pellets into the bowl.

The cup itself stays in place and does not move unless you apply very strong force to it. an important feature when your mysterious snail is a giant bulldozer pulling out plants. I mean seriously she runs around the substrate tearing up plants, I find her swimming all the time. Installing a tank as this tube often detaches from the wall when I have to lift the lid to clean. But even if it's free, it still doesn't fall, so I'm happy. I just press on it to increase suction again. I would…