🐠 Floating Fish Feeder Ring for Round Aquarium Fish Tank - 7.5cm Feed Circle Review

Overall this is a very useful item. I have a Betta Dambo that's heavy enough to swim so he doesn't have to chase for food while swimming. It took him some training to figure out the food would be there, but it works well. He even uses a connecting stick for recreation.

Work on germinating lotus seeds. During germination, the lotus must be kept in a tropical environment with clean fresh water. I used this ring along with nylon to make a seed sprout that floats on the aquarium water. Seeds are scored, planted on nylon and some germinate within five days. For those who noticed the biofilm - I'm still waiting for my sponge filter.

That's cool! We have two males and the filter sends their food to many places. One Betta immediately realized that his food would be herded into the ring. He also quickly built a bubble nest in it - see photo. The other one is sleeping underneath it now I think because it keeps him a little submerged compared to napping on the surface of the water (he likes to swim sideways - for the first month I kept checking to see if he had died but it turned out that he was just lazy) ).

From the perspective of a betta owner: • Ring holding arm feels very flimsy, seems very easy to break if mishandled • Ring itself appears unnecessarily thick • Feeder ring moved to a few weeks! This is concerning because what if my cock was down when it moved? • My filter pump was set to its lowest setting, so water flow was definitely not the cause of the feed ring losing suction.

Ideal for my 5 and 3 gallon aquariums. The bettas love it, they knew right away they needed to be fed. Betta fish don't like chasing after their food. My boys wait patiently right below him every morning. They like to take a ball, play with it, and then come back for another. Great for mosquito larvae too! Significantly reduces waste. I bought this one because it was the only round one, black and small enough.

I have a skimmer in my freshwater aquarium and decided to try it out so I don't have to turn off the filter when I feed the fish. That works great! No more turning off the filter and worrying about food getting sucked into the skimmer before eating if I accidentally forgot to turn off the filter. The ring has an articulated arm that attaches to the glass with a suction cup. The sleeve allows the ring to float and adjust to the water level within a few centimeters. It's not a large ring in…

Unfortunately it just doesn't work as described. I have cleared the area of my tank where it is being siphoned but no luck. The suction lasts 10 minutes max and I catch it spreading throughout the tank. Of course, I won't remove it after every feeding, so if that's your intention, that will work fine. In the long term, however, no. Sucking is useless. The design itself is a little tricky to work with, although leaving the circular feeder floating is a good idea. It doesn't float in the right…