3 Pieces Aquarium Shrimp Feeding Dish Clear Glass Fish Tank Feeding Bowl Food Bowl Freshwater Tray Feeder, 60mm, 65mm, 80mm

I recently bought a feeding glass dish for my shrimp tank, and I'm quite pleased with it. The high-quality glass gives it an elegant look and makes it easy to clean. Its size is perfect for shrimp, and the raised edges keep food contained, reducing waste and maintaining tank cleanliness. The dish is stable and doesn't tip over, even with active shrimp. Since using it, I've noticed my shrimp feed more efficiently and are healthier. It's straightforward to maintain, with food particles easily rinsed off. Pros: Durable, high-quality glass Aesthetic and blends well with tank decor Keeps food contained, reducing waste Easy to clean and maintain Stable and doesn't tip over Cons: Fragile if not handled carefully Slightly more expensive than plastic options Overall, the feeding glass dish is a great addition to any shrimp tank, balancing functionality with elegance.

Works as advertised. Definitely helps to keep my Shrimp tank cleaner. Also works good as a snail trap. Just add shrimp pellets and dispose of all the snails that slide in. Highly recommend

Super delicate feeling....worry I might break them. Good sizes for feeding my shrimp and mystery snails. I can remove left over food easily.

Pretty expensive for what it is, but serves its purpose well and is easy to clean. I personally think it makes a great dish for measuring remineralizer in a tank ontop being a feeding dish.

Arrived well packaged, and all came sturdy. Just put some food in the actual dish, and safe to say the shrimp love it!

The shrimps don’t mind eating from the dish. Helps keep the food from getting wasted by not falling into the substrate. Nicely blends into the natural environment

the other 2 are good and amazon gave me a partial refund. they were wrapped in paper and stacked up with a thin bubble wrap. so almost enough wrapping. the 2 that arrived whole are a good size with smooth edges and seem decent enough tho they feel slightly delicate... i think they'll be ok as long as I'm careful.

The dishes floated to the bottom instantly. I like to fill the dish with half water and put my Shrimp food inside before letting it sink to the bottom. This makes sure the food will always be inside the dish and prevent food particles from flying everywhere. The dish is super easy to clean and light enough to pick up with aquarium tools.