Zoo Med Stainless Steel Feeding Tong, 10 in

Feeding time gets a whole lot tidier with the right tool in hand, and that is just what these tongs deliver for you and your animals. The Zoo Med Stainless Steel Feeding Tong measures 10 inches, giving you a comfortable reach into the enclosure so your fingers stay well clear of the food and the feeding response. It is ideal for reptiles, birds, small animals, and even aquarium fish, making it a true do-it-all helper at chow time. One sturdy stainless steel tong, ready for daily use across your whole collection.

Why these tongs earn a spot in your kit:

• Built from stainless steel, a clean, sturdy material that holds up to regular feeding sessions and easy wipe-downs between uses.
• 10 inch length gives you helpful reach into the habitat, keeping your hand at a safe distance during feeding.
• Ideal for feeding reptiles, so your lizard, snake, or turtle gets its meal presented right where it expects to find it.
• Works for birds too, including hand feeding baby birds that need a careful, steady touch.
• Handles small animals at mealtime, rounding out the range of species you can serve with a single tool.
• Great for aquarium fish, from hand feeding marine triggerfish to large cichlids and aquatic turtles.
• Useful for marine invertebrates, letting you place food precisely where these particular eaters need it.
• More hygienic than using your fingers, so feeding stays cleaner for you and for your pet.
• Keeps your hand away from enthusiastic feeders, a welcome bit of distance with eager or nippy animals.
• One simple, reusable tool that earns its keep across reptiles, birds, small animals, and fish alike.

From dropping a meal in front of a hungry triggerfish to gently offering food to a baby bird, these 10 inch stainless steel tongs make feeding more precise and far more hygienic than hand feeding. They are an easy upgrade for any keeper juggling reptiles, birds, small animals, and fish under one roof, and the long reach means you can target dinner without disturbing the rest of the habitat. Keep a pair by the tank and serving up dinner becomes the cleanest, most controlled part of your day.