Collection: Feeders & Accessories

Feeding Tools Do Two Jobs

They get food where it is meant to go, and they keep it from going everywhere else. A clip holds seaweed in one place instead of letting it drift into an overflow, a ring corrals floating pellets, and a long syringe puts a portion directly onto a coral rather than into the return pump.

What's in This Collection

• Automatic feeders — timer-driven units for feeding while you are away, including one that integrates with an aquarium controller.
• Seaweed clips — magnetic and floating types for holding sheets in place.
• Coral and target feeders — long syringe-style tools in several lengths, plus pouch feeders and replacement pouches.
• Feeding stations and rings — keep floating food contained rather than scattered.
• Brine shrimp hatcheries — hatchery kits, eggs and hatch mixes for live baby brine.
• Combination tools — waste removers that double as feeders.

Trial an automatic feeder for a week before you rely on it. Load it with the food you actually use, set the portion small and watch how it dispenses while you are still at home — flakes and pellets behave very differently in the same hopper. Questions? Email sales@jlaquatics.com.