Floating Rings for Feeding or Floating Plants

 
 
These simple floating feeding rings (or squares) might just be one of the most useful things for any aquarium and a surprisingly elegant and inexpensive solution to common issues many aquarists run into.
 
Feeding rings are designed to keep floating fish food in one place so that it does not scatter all over your aquarium, get sucked into your filter or become lodged among your plants. The stray fish food can cause a variety of problems from simply being unsightly to clogging filters and creating unexpected ammonia spikes that can harm your fish and shrimp.
 
Using multiple feeding rings, you can distract your more aggressive feeders while allowing shyer critters to eat.
 
Floating "rings" are also a fantastic way to grow floating plants neatly. Benefit from the amazing benefits of floating plants while keeping them under control without letting them take over your entire aquarium surface.
 
Simple and self-explainatory to use
Keep food in one spot rather than floating away scattering
Keep food out of your filters to prevent clogging, ammonia overloads and even potential damage
Place feeding rings strategically to keep them in areas of calm water rather than being sucked into the water column and polluting your tank
Using multiple feeding rings, you can control where and what you feed your different fish. 
Distract agressive fish while allowing your less pushy fish to eat their fair share.
Use multiple feeding rings to different fish in different areas
Distract bullies while giving shyer fish and shrimp their fair share to prevent agression and allowing your more docile fish to take their time
Train your fish to feed in separate spots allowing you to give them different types of food
Train your fish to feed in a set spot (a super rewarding and neat trick) 
Allows you can get a closer look at your animals to spot any potential issues before they become bigger problems
Control more precisely exactly how much food you are giving your fish
Can be attached to one spot with the included suction cup or left free floating on the surface
Great spot for bubble nest builders like Bettas and other labyrinth fish
Grow floating plants such as Giant Duckweed or Riccia within a boundary so you can reap their distinct water cleansing benefits without letting them overgrow and end up everywhere
Undistracting black color looks great with planted aquariums
When used with our feeding scoop with it's built-in tube
 
For foods that sink, check our our feeding scoop with feeding tube! You can use these together to separate food for fish that feed at different levels in your tank while preventing excess food from polluting your aquarium!