Julian Sprung's MagFeeder Magnetic Feeding Device by Two Little Fishes.
Like our very popular VeggieMag, our new feeding device, MagFeederTM and its accessories make feeding
your fishes more effective and enjoyable too. MagFeeder comes with a floating feed ring thatretains
flakefoods, pellets, powdered invertebrate feeds, or any food you want to dose into your tank but don’t
want to see go right over the overflow. The magnetic coupling makes it posible to easily position the ring without getting your hands wet, and the jointed connection assembly makes it simple to adjust the
distance from the aquarium wall.
Julian Sprung's MagFeeder Magnetic Feeding Device by Two Little Fishes.
Like our very popular VeggieMag, our new feeding device, MagFeederTM and its accessories make feeding
your fishes more effective and enjoyable too. MagFeeder comes with a floating feed ring thatretains
flakefoods, pellets, powdered invertebrate feeds, or any food you want to dose into your tank but don’t
want to see go right over the overflow. The magnetic coupling makes it posible to easily position the ring without getting your hands wet, and the jointed connection assembly makes it simple to adjust the
distance from the aquarium wall.
Another feature that comes with MagFeeder is the Two Little Fishies button that pops into the mushroom
head of the feeder. It retains any ring-shaped foods, such as the GrazerTM from New Era. The magnetic
coupling lets you position or retrieve MagFeeder easily, and without getting your hands wet.
Stay tuned for more new and exciting feeding accessories that you will be able to attach, deploy, move and
retrieve easily with MagFeeder.
Item No. FO-TLF-FDR
3 Reviews
-
Great stuff worth the money
Great product
-
Great stuff worth the money
Great product
-
Good product, does the job, a bit large
The TLF Magfeeder is bulkier and the plastic links are flimsier than I'd expected that they'd be, but overall it does what it is advertised, which is keep food within the ring until saturated and they begin to fall into the water column. Placed into the top corner of my tank, it doesn't stick out too much (and any tank with a rim will blend in better than mine). My tank is large (48x24x16), though, so in smaller tanks I think it will a bit too large and borders more on an eyesore. As inexpensive as it is, though, I would still consider purchasing it to see if it's too large or not, the convenience may be worth it.
