Two Little FishiesPouch Feeder

I have two Moorish Idols and three yellow tangs, and they go through a lot of nori! Regular suction cup clips just didn’t work for my setup, and every feeding session would end with seaweed breaking off the clips and clogging my overflow—frustrating and messy.This feeder is perfect! The fish found the nori immediately, and the mesh pocket design keeps the seaweed secure. It doesn’t break apart and drift into the overflow, which saves me so much hassle. Watching my fish feed comfortably and naturally is such a joy now. Highly recommend this to anyone with similar feeding challenges!

Holds Nori in place. The magnet is very strong.

This pouch resolves some issues I have with the veggie clip. I've used both to feed green algae sheets. With the clip, no matter how I fold or clip small to large portions of algae sheet, the fish inevitably pull flaps of sheet loose that then float around the tank. Also, some algae remains in the clip's teeth, so the teeth need to be cleaned periodically to avoid decomposition.With the pouch, the fish eat 100% of the algae with nothing left over to clean or decompose. Also, the fish normally cannot rip sheets loose to float in the tank. However, sometimes my yellow tang is still able to pull a small square of algae through one of the pouch holes.My daily process is to load dry algae into the dry pouch, then raise and detach wet pouch, then attach dry pouch and lower it into tank.I wish it was easier to detach and attach pouches to the magnet. I also wish it easier to insert algae sheets into the pouch.

The algae is completely consumed the next day after a refill. The fish, and other critters, are able to get at the seaweed, unlike my previous dispenser.

Problem with these is the magnets are not sealed and saltwater gets in the part that covers the magnets.That adds metal as it corrodes. I found this out too late.Not positive and can't prove that the water getting in there caused a few of my hard corals to die.I threw mine in the trash.Just use a saltwater safe clip.

The Magnet is amazing like the rest of 2 fishes products.The mesh bag has holes to small for any fish to eat Nori out of it. Even Purple tangs under 2" are unable to eat the Nori out of this product. My Naso just went in through the top, but I'm concerned he may end up cut.I used it once. This could likely work well for supplementing your hermit crabs.

Reminds me of a dog toy. My fish can’t stop playing (eating from it).. they attacked it immediately, never afraid of it. I was afraid it would come off my 3/4” acrylic tank by the fish pulling on it, but it holds on plus the feeder floats just in case. Tried many feeder clips and all the other clips my fish just pulled off the algae and the piece remaining in the clip would literally stink if not removed daily. This feeder allows the fish to eat the algae completely without having pieces of algae floating around the tank and going over the overflow. I highly recommend it, wish I had it for years.

One nice thing about this feeder is that the dry side magnet is improved over the current iteration of the Veggiemag Clip feeder; this one has a soft felt surface that contacts the glass, rather than the tacky rubbery surface that can't really be slid across the glass to raise the feeder to the surface.The pouch on this feeder needs a redesign, though. It is challenging to put nori into, as others have noted. Worse, the holes on the pouch are too small -- my (small adult) Zebrasoma tangs have been pecking at it for about six hours and have gotten nothing through the holes. A couple pouches of varying hole sizes included in the package would make this actually usable; hard to believe no one in beta testing pointed this out.