Lee’s 4-Way Cone Worm Feeder (3pc)
The 4-way Cone Worm Feeder is composed of three separate components: a floating ring, a cone worm feeder, and a suction cup.
The floating ring can be used to deliver dry food by floating on the surface of the water. Alternatively, when paired with the suction cup, it can be attached to the aquarium’s side wall to limit feeding to a specific area.
The cone worm feeder can function as either a free-floating feeder or a confined feeder when secured using the suction cup. This allows for flexible feeding options based on tank setup and fish behavior.
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Floating Ring | Delivers dry food or restricts feeding area when attached to tank wall |
| Cone Worm Feeder | Provides live or dry worms; can float freely or be secured to a specific zone |
| Suction Cup | Attaches the feeder to the aquarium wall for area-specific feeding |
FAQ
Can the floating ring be used with dry food?
Yes, the floating ring can be used to deliver dry food by floating on the surface of the aquarium.
How do I attach the feeder to the side of the tank?
Use the suction cup to attach the cone worm feeder or floating ring to the side wall of the aquarium.
Can I use this feeder for both live and dry worms?
The cone worm feeder is designed for worms, and can be used with either live or dry worms depending on availability and preference.
Stewart Howard –
This feeder works well for controlling where my fish get their food. I attached the floating ring to the wall and it keeps the worms in one area, which helps prevent my fish from overeating in one spot. Easy to set up and durable.
Stephanie Hill –
The cone feeder floats smoothly and stays in place when attached. I use it with dry food and it’s a good way to distribute food evenly. The suction cup holds well on my glass tank.
Jack Parsons –
I love the flexibility of this 3-piece system. I can switch between free-floating and wall-mounted modes depending on the fish behavior. It’s simple and effective for my community tank.