Nyos Floating Fish Trap
The Nyos FLOATING FISH TRAP uses a new principle and thus makes catching fish from the aquarium particularly easy, quick and gentle.
INNOVATIVE, CORDLESS PRINCIPLE
With conventional fish traps, catching fish is cumbersome, since a mechanism for catching the fish usually has to be activated via a line. With the Nyos FLOATING FISH TRAP®, however, only the magnetic connection is released as soon as a fish is in the trap. An air body at the opening of the trap ensures a quick 90 degree turn and buoyancy of the trap and the fish.
FLEXIBILITY THANKS TO MAGNETIC HOLDER
The fish trap can be easily attached to the aquarium pane with the magnetic holder. This enables a flexible position in the aquarium. The trap can be placed close to the water surface or near the bottom, depending on fish behavior.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Magnetic Attachment | Securely holds the trap to the aquarium glass |
| Automatic Release | Releases when a fish enters the trap |
| Buoyancy System | Ensures the trap floats and turns 90 degrees upon fish entry |
FAQ
How does the Nyos Floating Fish Trap catch fish?
The trap automatically releases its magnetic connection when a fish enters. An air body at the opening causes a 90-degree turn and keeps the trap afloat, making it easy to retrieve the fish.
Can the trap be positioned anywhere in the aquarium?
Yes, the magnetic holder allows the trap to be placed in any location on the aquarium glass, depending on where fish are likely to swim.
Is the trap safe for fish?
Yes, the trap is designed to be gentle and quick, minimizing stress on fish during capture.

Katherine Rampling –
I’ve used this trap for a month now and it works perfectly. The fish come in easily and the trap turns automatically when a fish enters. No need to pull strings or press buttons. It’s simple and effective.
Stewart Parsons –
The magnetic attachment is strong and stays in place even when the fish move around. I placed it near the back of the tank and it caught a few small guppies without any stress to the fish.
Gabrielle Clarkson –
This is a game-changer for fish handling. I used to struggle with traditional traps, but this one just works. The 90-degree turn makes it easy to see and remove the fish.