Let me start by saying, this little square (or round, depending on what you actually receive) feeding ring has been a lifesaver for my betta tank. My drama-king betta, Neptune, used to stare at floating flakes like they were beneath him—until I introduced this ring. Now? He zooms straight to it like it's a Michelin-starred restaurant.

The Good: The suction cup holds surprisingly well against my tank's filter current (unlike some reviewers' experiences). It keeps flakes contained in one spot, preventing them from becoming filter-clogging confetti. My water clarity has improved noticeably since using it—no more ghostly flakes haunting the gravel bed.

The Reality Check: The plastic feels flimsier than my last diet resolution. When Neptune gets overexcited, his splashing can still sink some flakes against the ring's edges where he can't see them. And yes—I too received a round version despite ordering the advertised square one (FREESEA, are we playing shape roulette?).

Pro Tip: For goldfish owners like one reviewer mentioned—size matters. This works best for smaller fish in tanks under 20 gallons. My friend's comet goldfish would treat this like a hula hoop.

The Verdict: 4/5 stars. It's not perfect (shape inconsistencies are frustrating), but when it works, it transforms feeding time from chaotic to civilized. Just inspect edges for sharp bits before use—safety first for our finned friends!