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Floating Boat Fish Feeder for Aquariums – Interactive Feeding Device

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $9.99.Current price is: $5.47.

Feeds fish naturally as the boat drifts; interactive, no wet hands required.

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Floating Boat Fish Feeder – Interactive Feeder

Load flakes, freeze-dried worms, or frozen bloodworms into the hull of the boat and set it on the surface. The food slowly falls through the openings in the bottom as the boat drifts around the tank, which turns a standard feeding into something fish actively chase and interact with. The raised captain’s quarters section at the back of the boat gives you a dry spot to pinch and lift it out of the tank when feeding is done — no wet hands, no fishing around in the water. Works in freshwater and saltwater aquariums.

The boat may begin to take on water and sink if left in the tank for longer than an hour, so pull it out after feeding and let it dry for at least five hours before the next use. Available in clear, black, and white. Pack options include a single boat or a boat and nano boa.

Features Details
Material Plastic
Feeding Method Slow drip through bottom openings
Usage Freshwater and saltwater aquariums
Colors Clear, Black, White
Package Options Single boat or boat with nano boa

FAQ

How long should I let the boat dry before using it again?

Let the boat dry for at least five hours before the next use.

Can I use this feeder in both freshwater and saltwater tanks?

Yes, it works in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums.

What types of food can I load into the feeder?

You can load flakes, freeze-dried worms, or frozen bloodworms into the hull.

3 reviews for Floating Boat Fish Feeder for Aquariums – Interactive Feeding Device

  1. Fiona Blake –

    My betta fish has started chasing the boat every time it floats in the tank. It’s a fun way to engage them during feeding. I load in bloodworms and watch them dive after it. The dry section makes it easy to remove without wet hands. Only issue is it needs to dry for at least five hours after use. Still worth it for the interaction.

  2. Molly Wilson –

    Great for creating active feeding time. My goldfish are much more interested in the food when it slowly drops. The boat stays afloat well as long as I don’t leave it in the tank past an hour. I bought the clear version and it matches my tank’s look well.

  3. Keith Carr –

    The nano boa included is a nice addition. It adds to the visual appeal and keeps the boat from sinking too quickly. My fish seem more curious and active now. Easy to load and clean. Just make sure to dry it properly after each use.

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