Collection: Feeders & Accessories

Getting Food Where It Belongs

Feeding tools solve the same two problems in every tank: food that drifts off before anything eats it, and food that ends up in the overflow. A clip pins seaweed in place, a ring corrals floating pellets, and a long syringe puts a portion right on a coral instead of into the return pump.

What's Here

• Automatic feeders — timer-driven units for feeding while you are away, including a controller-integrated model.
• Seaweed clips — magnetic and floating designs.
• Target and coral feeders — long syringe-style tools in a range of lengths, plus pouch feeders and spare pouches.
• Feeding stations and rings — hold floating food in one spot.
• Brine shrimp hatcheries — kits, eggs and hatch mixes for live baby brine.
• Combination tools — waste removers that also work as feeders.

Trial an auto feeder before you trust it. Load it with the food you actually use, set a small portion and run it for a week while you are home — flakes and pellets behave very differently in the same hopper. Questions? Email info@jlaquatics.com. Ships across the US and Canada.