Let me start by saying this leaf-shaped feeding dish is ADORABLE. The high-transparency acrylic gives it a delicate, natural look that blends beautifully into any aquarium. I've been using it for my cherry shrimp colony, and watching them gather on the leaf to munch is oddly satisfying.

The size (about 3.38 inches long) is perfect for small creatures - though some users mentioned expecting something larger. For my shrimp and snails, it's just right. The real game-changer? Food stays contained instead of disappearing into substrate! No more wasted wafers or algae tabs vanishing between gravel.

Now the not-so-great part: that infamous tilt issue. Like several reviewers, I struggled with the downward angle when attached to glass. My first feeding ended with all the food sliding off like a waterslide! However, I discovered a hack - push the stem DEEPLY into the suction cup until you hear a firm click. This gave me about a 30-degree angle that holds food reasonably well.

The suction itself is surprisingly strong when properly installed. Mine stayed put through water changes and curious fish bumps. But be warned - one good tug from a determined pleco or snail can knock it loose!

Unexpected bonus? My betta has claimed it as his personal lounge chair! The smooth edges make it safe for delicate fins, and the slight curve cradles his body perfectly.

Final verdict: 4/5 stars. It's not perfect (that tilt needs redesigning), but for $8? Worth every penny to keep my tank cleaner and feedings more organized. Just don't expect miracles on vertical surfaces - this leaf works best when placed horizontally on substrate.