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Quick Solution to Fish Feeding Problems
Practical and effective, the SunGrow Fish Feeder Rings solve all of the common fish feeding problems. Loose, uneaten food scattered about your aquarium is unattractive and can create issues if it gets stuck in your water filter or pump. Without the floating feeders, fish food could get caught up in strong water current before your fish even has a chance to eat it. The feeder rings also solve the issue of bullying fish and finicky fish.
How To Use the Feeding Rings
- The Square plate is the bigger one with a 4-inch (10 cm) length and the round plate has a 2-inch diameter (5.5 cm), so you can use them according to your aquarium size.
- Determine the best position for your floating fish food feeders. If you have a large tank, we recommend placing each dish at the opposite ends of the tank.
- Clear and dry the glass and the surface of the suction cup for any dust to ensure a secure stick. Dry the surface thoroughly and ensure that the surface is without any moisture.
- Set the feeder just an inch above the water line.
- Press the suction clip gently against the glass inside aquarium to squeeze the air out.
- Allow feeding rings to float atop the water and settle into place.
- Sprinkle your pellets, flakes or other floating fish food directly into the inner circle (or square) of the feeding ring.
Floating and Rotating Design
Specially designed to contain floating fish food, the Circle and Square Feeding Rings from SunGrow features suction cup suspension and automatic repositioning. The lightweight, buoyant plastic feeders always stay afloat and automatically move up and down with the water levels. Between the secure suction cup and the feeding ring is a rotating rod. This allows the floating feeders to bounce gently along with the water flow.
SunGrow Pro-tip: Fill the first ring with food so the more aggressive fish rush to eat. Then fill the second ring with food for your shy fish or specialty food for picky eaters.
Instructions:
Clean the Surface Well
Clear and dry the glass and the surface of the suction cup for any dust to ensure a secure stick. Dry the surface thoroughly and ensure that the surface is without any moisture.
Product Placement
Set the feeder just an inch above the water line.
How to Add Suction Cup
Press the suction clip gently against the glass inside the aquarium to squeeze the air out.
Sprinkle Food and It's Done!
Allow the feeding ring to float atop the water and settle into place. Sprinkle your pellets, flakes, or other floating fish food directly into the inner surface of the feeding ring.
Kaegan kyzer
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Used for guppies and worked good
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025
I like it but often the food floats to the edge and gets stuck on a little plastic part that keeps the fish from getting it or even seeing it at all.
Hippiechick
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
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Kperalez85
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024
This item works how it’s supposed to. Maybe my fish is the problem. She won’t eat anything I put in this ring. Suction works great and the ring stays put to keep the food from floating all over the tank.
Rebecca
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
The suction cup doesn't stick well, so it ends up floating around the tank surface. But it holds the food as it floats, so I'm ok with it.
Knowledgeable Dude
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
I’ve only used the floating square ring, but it works well to create a feeding space without duckweed in our betta tank. The way I use the suction cup is different than intended, but is needed if you want it in the corner. I purchased it for a vacation to pair with an automatic feeder “bettamatic” which worked best for dispensing a few of the pellets we used already. Our tank is the marineland portrait 5 gallon tank.
Allison VanCour
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
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Crafty K
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023
I was excited to try these in my new tank because the filter was pushing my betta's food around. I installed these right where the opening in the tank lid is and it lined up well. That's the end of the good.I noticed after the 2nd day that it prevented the water from moving at all within the ring. The surface of the water would get kinda gross each day. Not a big deal overall, just lift it up and let it move. The dealbreaker was the loss of a substantial part of my betta's tail fin. Yes, it was my fault for not noticing before putting it in the ring. The area where the ring was connected to the plastic "line" that was attached to the suction cup has a gap in it. This gap has sharp edges on both sides of the bottom. Exactly where a fish is going to swim to get into the ring. This might work for others, but in my tank (5 gallons) it did not. There would be no viable way to file the edges down either.
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