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Aquarium Co-Op Easy Feeding Basket
Sold in-store only. Visit us at 1885 Braselton Hwy, Suite D, Lawrenceville, GA.
The Aquarium Co-Op Easy Feeding Basket solves the oldest problem with live and frozen food: the moment it hits the water, half of it blows across the tank and settles behind the rocks. The basket suction-cups to the glass and holds blackworms, frozen bloodworms, or a thawed cube in one place, so fish come to the food instead of chasing it and your substrate stays clean. The slotted walls keep water moving through so nothing goes stale, and shy or newly imported fish learn a feeding spot fast. Best of all, the basket lifts out of its frame, leaving a floating-style feeding ring for flake and pellet. Browse the rest of our fish food and feeding supplies.
Features
- Keeps messy food contained: live blackworms and frozen bloodworms stay in the basket instead of scattering into the substrate and filter intake.
- Two-in-one design: pop the basket out of the frame and the rim works as a feeding ring for flake and floating pellet.
- Two premium suction cups: mounts anywhere on the glass, at the surface or lower down, and repositions in seconds.
- Open slot walls: water flows through freely so food stays fresh and fish can pick at it from every side.
- Great for training picky eaters: quarantine and new arrivals learn one reliable feeding station instead of hunting a moving target.
- Designed by Aquarium Co-Op: 3D printed in-house by fish keepers who use it on their own racks.
Specifications
| Brand | Aquarium Co-Op |
| Product | Easy Feeding Basket |
| Basket size | 2.7 in wide x 1.9 in tall |
| Material | Black 3D-printed PLA plastic |
| Mounting | Two suction cups, inside the aquarium |
| Best for | Live blackworms, frozen bloodworms, mysis, brine, gel foods |
| Water type | Freshwater and saltwater |
| Doubles as | Feeding ring, with the basket removed |
| Care | Cool tap water only, air or towel dry |
| Availability | In-store only |
How to Use It
Wet the suction cups and press the basket to the inside glass, usually just below the waterline where you can reach it easily. Thaw a cube of frozen bloodworms or frozen mysis in a little tank water, pour it into the basket, and let the fish come to it. Rinse live blackworms first, then drop a pinch in and they will stay put rather than burrowing into the gravel.
For flake, pellet, or a gel food like Repashy Community Plus, lift the basket out and use the frame alone as a feeding ring so floating food stays in one corner instead of drifting into the overflow.
Care and Cleaning
This part is 3D printed from PLA, which is heat sensitive. Clean it in cool tap water and air dry or towel dry it. Keep it out of the dishwasher, the microwave, hot water, and direct sunlight, since heat will warp it. Treated gently it lasts for years.
FAQ
Why is this in-store only?
Aquarium Co-Op products are sold exclusively in person at our shop. Come by and grab one off the shelf, we always keep their gear stocked.
Will the suction cups hold long term?
Yes, as long as the glass is clean where they mount. Wipe algae off the spot first and give the cups a good press. If one lets go, a quick clean and a re-wet is usually all it needs.
Can I use it in a saltwater tank?
Yes. The PLA and the suction cups are fine in marine water, and it works well for target feeding frozen mysis to reef fish.
Does the basket really come out?
It does. The basket lifts out of the rim, and the rim on its own becomes a feeding ring for flake and floating pellet.
What size tank does it fit?
The basket is 2.7 inches wide and 1.9 inches tall, so it suits everything from a 10 gallon up. In very small nanos it takes up some visual space, but it still mounts fine.
Do I need to remove it between feedings?
No. Most people leave it mounted. Give it a rinse in cool water when leftovers build up.
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