Two Little Fishies VeggieMag is a powerful magnetically coupled clip and feeding point for holding seaweed or other food items on aquarium walls. It can be easily positioned at any level and removed from the aquarium without getting one's hands wet.
The clip assembly floats if it becomes uncoupled, and the outer magnet has a special grip-and-release polymer that holds it on the wall if the clip becomes uncoupled. Safe for glass and acrylic, but one must prevent picking up sand or gravel that would scratch the aquarium surface.
The Nutrafin Nutramatic 2X Automatic Feeder provides flexible installation options which allows for rim and free-standing positioning while fitting within some canopies.This easy set unit distributes food at two intervals during the day and features food quantity adjustment and anti-humidity door to protect and maintain food quality. Flakes, granules and pellets can be used with this automatic fish feeder.
The Fluval PF2 Programmable Fish Feeder is ideal for aquarium owners who are away from the house for extended periods of time (i.e. vacation, business trip) or for those with busy lifestyles. The fish feeder can be used with flakes, granules and freeze-dried fish food.
Key Features :
Two 24-hr operating modes: manual or automatic preset feedings
Adjustable slider for portion control
Dispenses food up to 2 times a day
Drum capacity: 85 ml
For flakes, granules, pellets & freeze-dried food
Battery powered - not affected by power failures
Safety mount secures feeder in place
Fits seamlessly with the Fluval Flex 123 L (32.5 US gal) aquarium (14995 & 14996)
Requires 2 AA batteries - not included (do not use rechargeable batteries)
Glass FeederThe Seachem Glass Feeder is the perfect solution for aquarium owners who do not want to get fish food on their hands during feeding time. The shapely glass tube feeder is suitable for a variety of food sizes and types, such as flakes and pellets, and is suitable for various marine and freshwater aquariums. The elegant tool is able to store and dispense food with accuracy, eliminating the inconsistent measurements of pinching the food and hand feeding your aquatic inhabitants.
LoadingTurn the feeder so that the opening is facing up. Press down on the spring loaded rod; the glass sphere will raise allowing you to pour your food of choice into the Feeder.
FeedingSimply press down on the spring loaded rod. The glass sphere will lower allowing food to pour out. Experiment with how much much pressure you apply to the rod in order to increase or decrease the amount of food being released.
Enhance your aquarium’s feeding experience with the Vitalis Universal Grazing Station. Designed by the experts at Vitalis, this innovative feeding tool is engineered to mimic natural foraging behaviors, providing a more engaging and healthy environment for your tropical, marine, or freshwater fish.
Product Overview
The Vitalis Universal Grazing Station is a versatile feeding accessory that allows you to present food in a way that encourages "grazing", the natural way many fish species feed in the wild. Instead of food simply floating on the surface or sinking to the bottom, this station holds pellets or grazing rings in place, allowing fish to pick and nibble at their own pace.
Key Features
Promotes Natural Behavior: Encourages fish to forage and graze, reducing stress and promoting better digestive health.
Reduces Waste: By keeping food contained in a single station, it prevents uneaten particles from drifting into the substrate or filter, helping to maintain superior water quality.
Universal Compatibility: Specifically designed to work seamlessly with the Vitalis range of grazing pellets and rings, but adaptable for various high-quality sinking foods.
Easy Installation: Features a high-quality suction cup mount that attaches securely to the side of any glass or acrylic aquarium.
Interactive Viewing: Positions your fish in a localized area, providing hobbyists with the perfect opportunity to observe and monitor the health and social dynamics of their livestock.
Why Choose the Vitalis Grazing Station?
In the wild, many species (such as Tangs, Angelfish, Cichlids, and Plecos) spend their day browsing for food. Conventional feeding can lead to aggressive "surface rushing." This station creates a designated feeding zone that allows timid fish a better chance to eat while providing a mental challenge for more active species.
