Lee’s Aquarium 4-Way Cone Worm Fish Food Feeder
The 4-way Cone Worm Feeder consists of three separate components: a floating ring, a cone worm feeder, and a suction cup.
The floating ring can be used to hold dry food and float on the surface of the aquarium. Alternatively, when paired with the suction cup, it can be attached to the aquarium wall to limit feeding to a specific area.
The cone feeder can function as either a free-floating or confined worm feeder, depending on how it is positioned.
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Float Ring | Floats on surface or attaches to wall via suction cup to restrict feeding area |
| Cone Feeder | Can be used as free-floating or confined worm feeder |
| Suction Cup | Attaches floating ring to aquarium wall to contain feeding area |
FAQ
Can the floating ring be used without the suction cup?
Yes, the floating ring can be used alone to float on the surface and provide dry food.
How do I attach the feeder to the aquarium wall?
Use the suction cup to attach the floating ring to the side wall of the aquarium.
Can the cone feeder be used for both dry and wet food?
The cone feeder is designed specifically for worm feeding and is not suitable for dry food.
Chloe Randall –
The feeder works well for keeping worms in one area. I attached the floating ring with the suction cup and it stays in place. My fish only eat from that spot now, which helps with feeding control.
Kylie Underwood –
Easy to set up. I used it with dry food on the float ring and it stayed stable. The cone part is useful for worms, and I appreciate the separate components.
Carol Peters –
Great for managing where my fish get their worms. The suction cup holds firmly and the floating ring doesn’t drift. Works perfectly in my 10-gallon tank.