I was excited to try the IAFVKAI Aquarium Cone Feeder for my tropical fish, but my experience was a bit of a rollercoaster. Here's the real deal:

The Good: The acrylic build feels sturdy, and the suction cup is surprisingly strong—it hasn’t budged once. I used it for brine shrimp, and it did keep the food contained instead of scattering everywhere. My tank stayed cleaner, and my bottom-feeders finally got their share without competition.

The Quirky: Turns out, it’s weirdly great as a mini plant holder! I stuck some java moss in it, suctioned it to the side, and now it’s a cute green wall feature. Not what I bought it for, but hey—happy accident.

The Frustrating: The design flaw is real. If your water level is high (like mine), the top dips underwater, letting fish swim in or food float out. I tried hacking it by trimming the cone (yes, with a saw—desperate times), but even then, it’s not ideal unless you lower the water significantly.

Verdict: Works okay for contained feeding if your tank’s water level is low, but don’t expect perfection. Bonus points for being an impromptu plant cup though!