Stainless Steel Veggie Clip & Cucumber Feeder for Plecos and Bottom Feeders (Suction Cup)

Plecos, bristlenose and other bottom feeders need vegetables, not just algae wafers — but drop a slice of cucumber in the tank and it bobs to the surface, drifts into the filter, or sinks somewhere you can’t fish it back out. This clip fixes that.

Holds the veg where your fish can reach it
The dual-fork prongs push firmly into a slice of cucumber, courgette, blanched carrot or a piece of pumpkin and hold it steady while your fish graze. Weighted to the glass by the suction cup, it keeps the food down where plecos actually feed instead of floating off.

Suction cup and retrieval line
Press the suction cup onto the glass to place the food exactly where you want it, then use the line to lift the whole thing out cleanly when feeding time’s over — no rolled-up sleeves, no chasing soggy veg round the tank. The line spools neatly around the holder for storage.

Rust-free in fresh or salt water
It’s marine-grade stainless steel, so it won’t rust or leach in a tropical freshwater tank or a marine setup. Rinse it under the tap and it’s ready for the next feed.

Good for more than plecos
Any fish that picks at vegetables will use it — cory catfish, goldfish, guppies and mollies, plus community and marine species like clownfish and rainbowfish.

A quick tip from us
Blanch firmer veg like courgette or carrot for a minute or two so it softens; cucumber can go in raw. Take out whatever’s left after a day to keep the water clean.

FAQ

• What can I feed with it? Cucumber, courgette, blanched carrot, pumpkin, spinach and similar veg — anything your bottom feeders graze on.
• Will it rust? No — it’s marine-grade stainless steel, safe for freshwater and saltwater tanks.
• How does it attach? A suction cup holds it to the glass, and a line lets you lift it out cleanly. The line stores wrapped around the holder.
• Which fish is it for? Plecos, bristlenose (ancistrus), cory catfish and other bottom feeders, plus goldfish, guppies and many community and marine fish.