Description
Worm Feeder Cone — Transparent suction-mounted cone for slow, mess-free feeding of live and frozen worms
Bloodworms and live worms tipped straight into a tank sink into the gravel, where the fish cannot reach them and the leftovers foul the water. Worm Feeder Cone (SKU: 10903) is Aqua One’s funnel-shaped feeder for live and frozen worms, a transparent plastic cone that holds the food in one place and lets it work out slowly for the fish to pick off. Aqua One describes it as a simple, mess-free way to feed worms that provides a slow release of food, prevents food from scattering within the aquarium and lets the owner monitor how much the fish are eating. A suction cup secures the cone in place, and the maker lists it as made from durable plastic and easy to install and remove.
Aqua One lists it as suitable for tropical aquariums. The cone suits live blackworms and white worms as well as thawed frozen bloodworms, and a retailer description notes that the basket stops live white worms escaping into the gravel substrate. Fish that feed well from a cone include bettas, gouramis, angelfish, discus, tetras and rainbowfish, which soon learn to pick worms from the openings. Because the cone stays fixed in one spot, it becomes a regular feeding station, and the fish gather there at feeding time. Load a small portion, enough to be eaten in a few minutes, so nothing is left to decay, and look through the clear walls to see how much has gone. Keep frozen worms in the freezer until needed, then thaw a portion and rinse it in a little tank water before it goes in. Fix the suction cup to clean, smooth glass near the surface and away from strong filter flow, which would wash food out too quickly. Rinse the cone after each feeding in warm water.
Usage & Application
When to Use
- Live worm feeding: Blackworms and white worms kept out of the gravel.
- Frozen bloodworms: Thawed portions released slowly.
- Discus and angelfish: Mid-water fish that pick from a cone.
- Watching intake: Clear walls show how much is left.
Feeding Guide
- Fix it high: Press the suction cup onto clean glass near the surface, away from strong flow.
- Small portions: Add only what the fish clear in a few minutes.
- Thaw first: Defrost frozen worms and rinse them before loading.
- Clean after use: Remove leftovers and rinse the cone.
Product Specifications & Highlights
Key Features
- Funnel shape: Slow release of food, per Aqua One.
- Transparent: Monitor how much the fish are eating.
- Suction mount: Holds the cone securely in place.
- Durable plastic: Easy to install and remove.
- Less mess: Stops food scattering through the tank.
Product Details
- Brand: Aqua One (Kong’s, Australia)
- SKU: 10903
- Barcode (GTIN/EAN): 9325136032468
- Product Type: Accessories > Live Food Feeder
- Shape: Funnel (cone) basket
- Material: Durable transparent plastic
- Mounting: Suction cup
- Foods: Live and frozen worms
- Target Environment: Tropical freshwater aquariums (per Aqua One)


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