Underwater Treasures Fish Worm Feeder Cone
In a Nutshell
- Well-built and easy to attach.
- Mixed functionality especially with frozen worms.
- Adaptable for creative uses like bottom feeders.
Quick Verdict
The Underwater Treasures Fish Worm Feeder Cone is a sturdy option for fish feeders, but users have mixed experiences with its functionality, particularly with frozen worms. Some users found it effective for live worms and easy to set up, while others struggled with worms getting stuck inside.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Durable Material (3)
The cone is solid and suctions well to the tank.
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Ease of Setup (1)
Easy to attach and set up in the tank.
Cons
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Food Stuck Issue (2) major
Food, especially frozen worms, gets stuck and doesn't fall out.
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Size Issues (1) minor
The cone is big for its intended use.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Fish owners using live worms — Effective for live worms and can be modified for bottom feeders.
✗ Skip If
- • Those using frozen worms — Frozen worms tend to get stuck inside the cone.
Durability & Care
Factors: Use with frozen worms
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Consider attaching magnets for bottom feeders
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this feeder cone suitable for frozen worms?
The feeder cone is better suited for live worms. Users report issues with frozen worms getting stuck.
Can this feeder be modified for bottom feeders?
Yes, some users modify it by attaching magnets to use it upside down for bottom feeders.
Highlighted Reviews
"Definitely serves its intended purpose. Even bought one to attach magnets to it to use it upside down so I could put blood worms in and sit it on the bottom of the tank for the bottom feeders to get some."
"ive tried pellets, flakes, frozen bloodworms and frozen mysis shrimp. they fall to the bottom of the cone and then stay there. the fish dont know its there so they dont attempt to pull out the food. it just makes everything mushy"
Bottom Line
This feeder is a good choice for those willing to experiment with its setup, particularly for live worms. For those using frozen worms, consider alternatives or modifications to improve functionality.