Product Highlights
- Keeps feeding live/frozen worms cleaner.
- Versatile—float, stick, or rest in the tank.
- Prevents food from sinking or spreading.
- Ideal for picky eaters who prefer live food.
- A smart tool for any aquarium feeder setup.
This Lee’s worm feeder makes feeding live or frozen worms way easier. The 4-way design of Lee’s Aquarium & Pet Products let you use it floating, stuck to the glass, or just sitting in the tank. Keeps the food from sinking or spreading all over. Fish stay focused, and cleanup’s a lot less of a pain.
Super handy if you’re feeding worms regularly. One of the smarter picks for the best aquarium feeder setup.
Key Benefits
- Makes feeding live or frozen worms cleaner
- 4 different ways to use—float, stick, or rest
- Keeps food from sinking or spreading
- Great for picky eaters who like live food
- A clever tool for any best aquarium feeder setup
INGREDIENTS ANALYSIS
INGREDIENTS ANALYSIS
Attributes & Specifications
Attributes & Specifications
Lee’s Aquarium & Pet Products 4-Way Cone Worm Clear Fish Food Feeder
Soft, flexible, break-resistant plastic
Floating ring, cone worm feeder, suction cup
Holds food securely, floats, attaches with suction
safety & precautions
safety & precautions
- Inspect the feeder periodically for any damage or wear.
- Avoid placing near sharp objects that could puncture the plastic.
- Supervise feeding to prevent fish from getting trapped or stressed.
- Clean regularly to avoid bacterial buildup.
- Avoid direct sunlight or extreme heat exposure to prevent plastic degradation.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
- Assemble the feeder as desired; use the floating ring for dry food and the cone for live or frozen worms.
- Attach the suction cup to the tank wall or place the feeder freely in the water.
- Add an appropriate amount of food in the feeder without overfilling.
- Monitor fish during feeding and remove feeder for cleaning after use.
- Rinse feeder thoroughly before and after each use to maintain hygiene.
















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