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ILM Lee's 4 Way Cone Worm Feeder Worm Feeder 10526 P13996487ILM-S10526 https://cdnimages.opentip.com/full/ILM/ILM-S10526.jpg Lee's 4 Way Cone Worm Feeder Worm Feeder 10526 Manufacturer Part Number: 10526Lees 4 Way Cone Worm Feeder dispenses live or frozen worms or brine shrimp and reduces build-up on bottom of aquarium. The 4-Way Cone Worm Feeder is made up of three separate pieces: A floating ring, a cone worm feeder, and a suction cup. Packaging Bagged.Made of a soft, flexible, break-resistant plastic.Made up of three parts: Floating ring, cone worm feeder, and suction cupDispenses live or frozen worms and reduced build-up on aquarium bottomThe floating ring may be used to provide dry food while floating on the surface or, when used in conjunction with the suction cup, it may be attached to the side wall of the aquarium to restrict feeding to a certain area. In addition, when inserting the cone, it may be used as a free-floating or confined worm feeder.Worm Feeder 13996487 010838105266 0.5100lbs 2.00 5.13 7.00
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12.3200 2025-07-23 69 In Stock
customer review - by , August 8, 2023
5/ 5stars
Love this thing. I can just pop in a few frozen cubes for my fish and not worry about it floating all over. Takes a few days for the fish to get used to it, but once they do, it's easy street.I've used this with frozen bloodworms, frozen brine shrimp, live blackworms and live dero (detritus, tubifex) worms.
customer review - by , July 7, 2023
5/ 5stars
You have to shake the cone around in the water while it floats and the worms will go though the holes. My pea puffers took to it quickly.
customer review - by , December 12, 2022
5/ 5stars
Los orificios son muy pequeos y mis peces no pueden alimentarse as que opte por quitar el cono y solo usar el anillo.
customer review - by , June 6, 2022
5/ 5stars
Only took about 1-2 days for my fish to get accustomed to this new contraption in their tank. Now they all come swarming this because my fish LOVE blood worms. This device saves the worms from falling down into the substrate. I really like this product.
customer review - by , June 6, 2022
5/ 5stars
I know these are supposed to hold live bloodworms, but I bought freeze-dried bloodworms. The problem is that freeze-dried bloodworms float, and so my poor bottom-dwelling corydoras never got to eat them.It occurred to me that if after filling up the cone with freeze-dried bloodworms, I flipped the cone upside down as it went under the surface of the water, all the worms would rise to the top of the cone. I did so, positioned the ring and suction cup at the bottom of the tank, and then pushed gravel up over the ring.All the catfish love this new development. As you can see in the pictures, not only do the corys feed from the inverted cone, but so does our albino bristlenose pleco. I have also caught our porthole cats sneaking out after dark to do the same.For the price, this device is awesome.Also, since the corys have been able to eat such a high fat and protein food, they've laid eggs. We have babies!
customer review - by , June 6, 2022
5/ 5stars
I had to buy a second one because my Discus love getting their blackworms and will get territorial around it at feeding time. Placed a second one so everyone can get a bite. These cups are tried and true for many years, are multi-purpose in the aquarium and work great.
customer review - by , March 3, 2022
4/ 5stars
customer review - by , November 11, 2021
5/ 5stars
First of all let me say that I realize the item description says that its great for live worms. Knowing this, I purchased for use with frozen worms and it did not work well. I tried just dropping cubes in, tried mashing thawed worms down into the bottom, they just didn't stick out in any noticable way, and after leaving them for an hour my fish paid no attention to the cone. The other issue I noticed is the way the suction cup attaches to the cone puts it at a weird angle if you want it at the water line. It's also held on by a tiny piece of the suction up that any larger fish could knock off without too much issue. Some other reviews have said the suction cup attaches great if you do it correctly and I'm not entirely sure what they're looking at, but can tell you that the method for attaching the cup to the ring is poorly designed. 2 stars because the rest seems well constructed and maybe would work for live worms, but the rest was a bust.
customer review - by , September 9, 2021
4/ 5stars
customer review - by , September 9, 2021
5/ 5stars
I was going to use this for my puffer fish. I feed them frozen blood worms, this does not work for that. Holes are way to small. I had to drill bigger holes for it to even work.
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Lee's 4-Way Cone Worm Feeder, Worm Feeder, 10526

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UPC: 010838105266
SKU: ILM-S10526
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Manufacturer Part Number: 10526

Lees 4 Way Cone Worm Feeder dispenses live or frozen worms or brine shrimp and reduces build-up on bottom of aquarium. The 4-Way Cone Worm Feeder is made up of three separate pieces: A floating ring, a cone worm feeder, and a suction cup. Packaging Bagged.

Made of a soft, flexible, break-resistant plastic.

Made up of three parts: Floating ring, cone worm feeder, and suction cup

Dispenses live or frozen worms and reduced build-up on aquarium bottom

The floating ring may be used to provide dry food while floating on the surface or, when used in conjunction with the suction cup, it may be attached to the side wall of the aquarium to restrict feeding to a certain area. In addition, when inserting the cone, it may be used as a free-floating or confined worm feeder.

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By Chemgrl08
Date: August 20, 2023
Love this thing. I can just pop in a few frozen cubes for my fish and not worry about it floating all over. Takes a few days for the fish to get used to it, but once they do, it's easy street.I've used this with frozen bloodworms, frozen brine shrimp, live blackworms and live dero (detritus, tubifex) worms.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By Kevin
Date: July 14, 2023
You have to shake the cone around in the water while it floats and the worms will go though the holes. My pea puffers took to it quickly.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By Carlos Enrique Alfaro Lpez
Date: December 08, 2022
Los orificios son muy pequeos y mis peces no pueden alimentarse as que opte por quitar el cono y solo usar el anillo.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By Rusty Lutz
Date: June 23, 2022
Only took about 1-2 days for my fish to get accustomed to this new contraption in their tank. Now they all come swarming this because my fish LOVE blood worms. This device saves the worms from falling down into the substrate. I really like this product.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By J. Shorts
Date: June 22, 2022
I know these are supposed to hold live bloodworms, but I bought freeze-dried bloodworms. The problem is that freeze-dried bloodworms float, and so my poor bottom-dwelling corydoras never got to eat them.It occurred to me that if after filling up the cone with freeze-dried bloodworms, I flipped the cone upside down as it went under the surface of the water, all the worms would rise to the top of the cone. I did so, positioned the ring and suction cup at the bottom of the tank, and then pushed gravel up over the ring.All the catfish love this new development. As you can see in the pictures, not only do the corys feed from the inverted cone, but so does our albino bristlenose pleco. I have also caught our porthole cats sneaking out after dark to do the same.For the price, this device is awesome.Also, since the corys have been able to eat such a high fat and protein food, they've laid eggs. We have babies!
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
By Hunter
Date: June 01, 2022
I had to buy a second one because my Discus love getting their blackworms and will get territorial around it at feeding time. Placed a second one so everyone can get a bite. These cups are tried and true for many years, are multi-purpose in the aquarium and work great.
Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
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