Aquarium Choice Coral Feeder Long Syringe Tube Newest Version 58CM/22.83Inch Length Two Units(Patented Product)

I've had this for a year now and it's seen daily use and it's still holding up well. I find that I don't really use the gear wheel or the push button thing, I only use the plunger which my thumb to feed. It ships with two syringes, but I'm still only on the first one and I think it'll probably last me another couple years. I feed brine shrimp and blood worms, so nothing to really damage the syringe. It's really good for target feeding corals because you can put the tip run above the coral to spot feed it. It's also nice not to have to put my hand in the tank when feeding, I can feed, wash the syringe, and then put it away. I haven't had any issues with this coming out or loosening, just make sure when you're assembling the syringe to give the acrylic rod a firm push into the gasket.

I honestly think this thing is great. I recommend it to the other fish tank nerds I know as one of the top tools I've bought. It's very easy to control how much comes out, where it goes, and even suck things back up. The little roller for controlling the piston, which then controls the water going in or out works great. I have used basic basters, the fancy super long basters, and even bought the two little fishies contraption. This is the only one I use now because it's easy to use and accurate. And then above all that it's cheap. 2 for $20. I personally never use it with the rubber tip on, since I don't ever need that much accuracy, and if I did I'd just hold the feeder over the coral or whatever and let the food come out.

Wish they were just a few inches longer to reach the bottom of my tank to spot feed my goby without getting my hands wet, but overall preformance and price are great

It’s a awesome thing for feeding my goinapora coral

Went together easy. Perfect for getting food down to coral deep in tank. It does have a design issue. The compression fitting that holds tube in place is not near long enough to hold tube securely. It kept slipping out of fitting. My fix was to use a couple of heat shrink tubes to overwrap the tube and compression nut. Have not had the tube slip out again.