Floating Aquarium Feeder Ring – Circle or Square
A floating aquarium feeder ring that keeps flake food in one place instead of spreading across the surface. Circle or square, in black or blue.
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Floating Aquarium Feeder Ring – Circle or Square
Flake food scattered across the surface drifts straight to the filter intake, and most of it never gets eaten. This aquarium feeder ring floats on the water and corrals the food into one area, so your fish come to a single spot and the flakes stay there until they are taken. It is made of plastic, comes in circle or square shapes, and in black or blue.
Why pet owners choose it
- ✔ Contains flake food — stops it drifting to the filter
- ✔ Less waste — fish eat what they are given
- ✔ Circle or square — pick the shape you prefer
- ✔ Black or blue — four colour and shape combinations
- ✔ Plastic and light — floats at the surface with the food
At a glance
| Material | Plastic |
| Shape | Circle or square |
| Colour | Black or blue |
| Use | Floating at the water surface |
| Best for | Flake and floating food |
Will it work in your tank?
This aquarium feeder ring is for flake and other floating foods. It floats, so water movement pushes it around — position it away from the filter outlet, or it will simply be blown across the tank. For a tank with strong surface flow, a square ring tends to hold position better than a circle. Sinking pellets are not what this is for, since they drop through the middle rather than staying put.
Care
Rinse the ring in warm water whenever it looks grimy, and avoid soap unless you rinse it very thoroughly afterwards, because any residue goes straight into the tank. Check it floats evenly; a ring that sits low is holding water inside it. Plastic rings are inexpensive, so replace rather than repair one that has cracked.
What’s in the box
1 x floating aquarium feeder ring in your chosen shape and colour.
Feeding time sorted? Browse our aquarium feeding rings, or see the automatic fish feeder if you are away often.
For advice on feeding aquarium fish, see the PetMD fish care advice.
| Weight | 13 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2 in |
| Battery Included | no |
| Material | Plastic |
| Choice | yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
It floats on the surface and keeps flake food in one place, so it does not drift to the filter intake before your fish can eat it.
It is designed for flake and floating foods. Sinking pellets drop straight through it rather than staying inside.
The ring floats, so surface current moves it. Place it away from the filter outlet; a square ring holds position better in strong flow.
Both work. Square tends to stay put better in a tank with more surface movement, and the choice is otherwise cosmetic.
Rinse it in warm water and avoid soap unless you rinse extremely well, since any residue ends up in the tank.
Yes, it can stay floating between feeds. Take it out to rinse when it looks grimy.
✔ Heavy glazed ceramic
✔ Non-slip, tip-resistant base
✔ Seven colours available
✔ Does not absorb odours
✔ Rinse-clean surface
• Press the bowl into the bedding so it sits level
• Rinse and refill daily
• Wash with warm soapy water every few days
• Avoid abrasive scourers on the glaze
• Check the rim for chips and replace if cracked
Floating Aquarium Feeder Ring – Circle or Square
Flake food scattered across the surface drifts straight to the filter intake, and most of it never gets eaten. This aquarium feeder ring floats on the water and corrals the food into one area, so your fish come to a single spot and the flakes stay there until they are taken. It is made of plastic, comes in circle or square shapes, and in black or blue.
Why pet owners choose it
- ✔ Contains flake food — stops it drifting to the filter
- ✔ Less waste — fish eat what they are given
- ✔ Circle or square — pick the shape you prefer
- ✔ Black or blue — four colour and shape combinations
- ✔ Plastic and light — floats at the surface with the food
At a glance
| Material | Plastic |
| Shape | Circle or square |
| Colour | Black or blue |
| Use | Floating at the water surface |
| Best for | Flake and floating food |
Will it work in your tank?
This aquarium feeder ring is for flake and other floating foods. It floats, so water movement pushes it around — position it away from the filter outlet, or it will simply be blown across the tank. For a tank with strong surface flow, a square ring tends to hold position better than a circle. Sinking pellets are not what this is for, since they drop through the middle rather than staying put.
Care
Rinse the ring in warm water whenever it looks grimy, and avoid soap unless you rinse it very thoroughly afterwards, because any residue goes straight into the tank. Check it floats evenly; a ring that sits low is holding water inside it. Plastic rings are inexpensive, so replace rather than repair one that has cracked.
What’s in the box
1 x floating aquarium feeder ring in your chosen shape and colour.
Feeding time sorted? Browse our aquarium feeding rings, or see the automatic fish feeder if you are away often.
For advice on feeding aquarium fish, see the PetMD fish care advice.
| Weight | 13 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2 in |
| Battery Included | no |
| Material | Plastic |
| Choice | yes |
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