Product Review
Feeding fish seems like it should be simple, right? Not always! One fish may bully others away from the food. Strong water currents may suck food away before the fish get to it. Shy fish may not want to dine with the others in their tank, or finicky eaters may only eat one type of food. Using Fischuel fish feeding ring can solve all those problems in one fell swoop.
😈Have a fish that loves to bully the others away at feeding time?😈 By having two (or more) floating rings, the bully never knows exactly where the rings will be. The other fish figure out that he can only hog one ring at once, and wait for him to choose his spot, leaving the other free for them. 🐸Are you sick of that the strong water currents may suck food away before the fish get to it?🐸 The feeding ring keeps the food in place while your fish eat their fill, not only preventing waste but reducing the amount of food that is left to rot.
😅Have a fish that is shy or finicky?😅 Fixed rings have the advantage of less fuss when feeding time comes, as there is no need to find the rings and toss them in the tank. They also allow placement at specific locations in the tank.It is for this reason that our feeding ring is often paired with an automatic fish feeder - the feeder dispenses food into the water while the feeding ring holds it in place. Whatever a picky or shy eater, he will quickly learn which ring is his feeding station. â—While many fish owners will happily throw the frozen bloodworm into the tank, this should be avoided, especially if your fish are sensitive to temperature changes. It can also be uncomfortable for their digestive system. Using our measuring cup with a tiny bit of tank water to defrost the frozen bloodworm for 10-15 minutes. Then put it into the tank, fishes would eat them through the holes on feeding cup which has no sharp edge to hurt their mouths.
