Aqua One Worm Feeder Cone
The Aqua One Worm Feeder Cone is a small plastic worm feeder designed for aquariums of all sizes. It features a built-in suction cup, making it easy to attach to the tank surface. Simply fill the cone with live worm feed such as tubifex or bloodworms. The worms will slowly wriggle through the small holes and fall into the aquarium, providing a slow and consistent food source.
Product Features
- Built-in suction cup for secure attachment to aquarium glass
- Designed to hold live worms like tubifex and bloodworms
- Allows for slow, natural release of worms into the tank
- Easy to set up and maintain
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
| Dimensions | Approx. 5 cm in height, 3 cm in diameter |
| Compatible Worm Types | Tubifex, bloodworms |
FAQ
Can the worm feeder be used with other types of live food besides tubifex and bloodworms?
The feeder is specifically designed to work with tubifex and bloodworms. Other live foods may not pass through the small holes effectively.
How often should the worm feeder be refilled?
Refill when the worm supply in the feeder is depleted, typically every 3 to 5 days depending on aquarium size and fish activity.
Is the suction cup strong enough to stay in place on all aquarium surfaces?
The suction cup provides a secure hold on most smooth glass or acrylic surfaces. It may not adhere well to textured or porous surfaces.
Eric Knox –
This feeder works well for my community tank. I use it with bloodworms and they slowly drop into the water. The suction cup stays in place even during water changes. Simple to set up and keeps the worms from floating around.
Charles Terry –
I’ve used it for two weeks now and the worms come out steadily. The cone is small but effective. It’s a good addition to my feeding routine, though I do need to refill it every few days.
Gavin Hudson –
Great product for slow feeding. My fish enjoy the live worms, and the feeder doesn’t clog. The suction cup holds firmly on the tank glass. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a natural feeding method.