Acrylic Shrimp Feeding Tube with Dish for Aquariums

Targeted feeding for cleaner, healthier shrimp tanks.

This Aquarium Acrylic Shrimp Feeding Tube is designed to deliver food directly to a dedicated feeding area, helping you maintain better water quality and monitor your shrimp's intake. Made from clear, durable acrylic, the tube allows you to see the food level at a glance and quickly spot any leftover feed that needs to be removed.

The set includes a straight acrylic tube (approx. 22.5 cm total length), a detachable feeding dish (approx. 1.8 cm high x 6 cm diameter), and two suction cups with hooks. The suction cups securely mount the tube to the inside wall of your aquarium, guiding food neatly down into the dish. The smooth acrylic surface is non-porous and easy to rinse or wipe clean, reducing the buildup of residue over time.

Simply attach the suction cups to the glass, hang the tube, place the feeding dish at the bottom, and drop shrimp pellets or powdered food through the top. This focused feeding zone helps prevent food from scattering across the substrate, making maintenance easier and supporting a more stable environment for your shrimp.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Controlled feeding area - Directs food into a single dish so shrimp gather in one spot and excess feed is easy to remove.
• Clear acrylic visibility - Transparent tube and dish make it simple to monitor food levels and shrimp activity.
• Easy installation and cleaning - Suction cups with hooks provide quick mounting, while the smooth acrylic surface cleans with a simple rinse.

FAQ

Q: Is this suitable for nano and small shrimp tanks?
A: Yes. With a total length of about 22.5 cm and a compact dish, it fits well in most small to medium aquariums. Just position it where it does not obstruct other decor.

Q: What types of shrimp food can I use with this tube?
A: It works well with pellets, granules, and small pieces of leaf or wafer. For fine powdered foods, add slowly to avoid clouding the water.

Q: How do I clean the feeding tube and dish?
A: Remove the tube and dish from the tank, then rinse with aquarium-safe water. For stubborn residue, gently wipe with a soft sponge. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads to keep the acrylic clear.