Grazers

🐟 Suction Cup Feeding Station

Natural Grazing, Right on Your Aquarium Glass

Turn feeding time into something you can watch with the Suction Cup Fish Feeding Station. It holds food against the glass so your fish graze the way they would in the wild, and gives you a clear view of them while they do it.

🌿 A Natural Way to Feed

Attach the feeding ring to your aquarium glass with the suction mount and let your fish graze at their own pace. Suits marine and freshwater aquariums and grazing species, and it means:

• Calm, unhurried feeding

• Food eaten steadily rather than in a rush

• Less waste and less pollution in the tank

💡 Why It Works

• Effortless Setup – Three simple steps and you’re done

• A Better View – Watch natural social behaviour unfold

• Easy to Monitor – Spot changes in appetite or behaviour early

• Fairer Feeding – Less competition at the surface

🥇 Premium Nutrition in Every Bite

The food ring contains only what your fish actually need, with no fillers.

Ingredients

Calanus, Raw Seaweed, Whole Blue Whiting, Molluscs and Crustaceans, Montmorillonite Clay, Essential Oils

• Calanus – Wild zooplankton, rich in marine omegas and natural pigment

• Raw Seaweed – Natural minerals and fibre

• Whole Blue Whiting – High quality whole fish protein

• Molluscs & Crustaceans – Natural colour and a taste fish come back for

• Montmorillonite Clay – Mineral clay, long used in koi feeds

• Essential Oils – For vitality and general condition

🪨 About the Clay, and the Cloud

As the ring softens you may see a faint haze in the water around it. That is the montmorillonite clay dispersing, and it is nothing to worry about. It settles and clears as your filter turns the tank over, usually within an hour or so, and it is the same clay koi keepers have added to ponds and feeds for years.

Koi breeders use montmorillonite for three reasons, and they carry over to an aquarium:

• Digestion – The clay is a natural binder. It slows food through the gut, holds onto impurities and gives firmer, cleaner waste.

• Colour – It carries a broad set of trace elements, and keepers have long linked those minerals to deeper, better held colour, particularly whites and reds.

• Water and filtration – Fine clay particles bind to dissolved organics and settle out or get trapped in the filter, which is why pond keepers describe the water as looking crisper after using it.

So a short haze after feeding is the clay doing its job, not a fault with the food.

Nutritional Profile

• Protein: 20%

• Fats (Lipids): 12%

• Moisture: around 21%

• Ash: 11.2%

• Fibre: 0.4%

• Phosphorus: 0.37%

Guarantees (min, per kg)

• Vitamin A: 15,000 IU

• Vitamin D3: 3,000 IU

• Vitamin E: 1,000 IU

• Vitamin C: 1,000 mg

• Inositol: 1,000 mg

• Taurine: 1,000 mg

Natural settling may occur, which is normal in a blend made from whole ingredients.

🔧 Easy 3-Step Installation

1. Remove the locking pin and attach the food ring to the suction mount

2. Reinsert the pin to lock it in place

3. Press the suction pad onto your aquarium glass and you are done

📖 Feeding Guide

Getting started

Wipe the glass where the pad will go so it holds well. Place the station at mid height for most fish, or lower down if you keep bottom grazers like plecos and catfish. Keep it away from the filter outlet so strong flow doesn't break the ring up too quickly.

How often to feed

Use Grazers two or three times a week alongside your usual daily food. It works best as an enrichment feed rather than the main diet. Your fish get to graze the way they would in the wild, and you get to watch them do it.

How much to use

One ring per feed suits most tanks. Watch how quickly it goes:

• Gone within an hour? Your fish are keen. Feed slightly more often, or add a second station at the other end of the tank so quieter fish get a turn.

• Still there the next day? Take what's left out and give it a little longer between feeds next time.

What to expect

A light haze around the ring as it softens is the clay at work and clears within an hour or so. New fish can take a few feeds to work out what it is. Try putting it in at the same time each day, with the lights on, and they'll soon come looking for it.

Good habits

Remove any leftover ring before it breaks down fully. Rinse the mount and suction pad in tank water now and then so it keeps its grip. Store unused rings sealed in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.

🐠 Feed. Observe. Enjoy.

Hobbyist or pro, the Suction Cup Feeding Station is a window into how your fish feed, while getting good food into them every time.

✅ Suitable for: Malawi cichlids and most other grazing species, including plecos, livebearers, tangs and other algae browsers
🏠 Compatible with: Marine & freshwater aquariums
📦 Pack Includes: 1 suction feeding device and nutrient rich food rings