FRUTA Aquarium Tweezers Stainless Steel Straight Tweezer with Carbonation Protection Coating Against Rust Extra Long Reptiles Feeding Tongs Tools for Aquatic Tank Plants,15 inch- Black Straight

We purchased these tweezers about two months ago so that we could guide food directly towards our fresh water lobster and salt water corals/anemones, and they work well. The tweezers provide a decent hold for krill, and can be used to move small rocks, plants, or decorations within the tank. They are a little short though if your goal is to not get your hands wet (obviously we expected this based off of the size, but it is good to note).Pro's:- Easily grips krill, plants, and light decorations/rocks- Great for feeding anemones, corals, or other picky eatersCon's:- May be a little short depending on your tank depth

The tweezers work just fine, no complaints there. However, they are advertised as stainless steel, but are also coated against rust (the coating has begun to chip off, btw). One of stainless steel’s attributes is that it doesn’t rust. Also, I use a magnet it to secure it to the side of my fridge for storage, which is convenient, except most stainless steel does not attract magnets. They are also somewhat springier feeling than I would expect from stainless steel. I don’t use them for aquarium or food use, so it doesn’t matter to me, they do what I need them to do. If you need true stainless steel look elsewhere.

The media could not be loaded.  Very durable! Not only do they work for aquascaping, but they work for feeding and grabbing up the uneaten food in the bottom of the tank! My fish get excited when they see these headed their way!

They only grab right at the tip of the tweezers making it impossible to hold any live feeder. Tried using them to feed my humpback puffer worms and they would just skip out of them. Good of all you are using them for is crickets since they have a soft body but will not work for anything with a hard exoskeleton or solid body

I had a stainless screw fall into, and lodge in the side track of my garbage disposal. 🤦🏼‍♀️ I don’t want to call a plumber out and spend a bill on this pesky screw. I also don’t want to blow an otherwise good disposal. After fighting the screw for two months, it popped into a position where I could get it with these. Awesome 😎

I have a tank with fish, shrimp, and snails. I have live plants in my tank. I find MANY uses.

Very pleased with these. The shape works well for when retracting things in our aquarium. and find the blunt end tips provide good gripping and safety. They are not flimsy and have a sturdy feel. The black coating a plus to prevent rusting. Would highly recommend.

Use it to feed my axolotl worms/move decor out of the way to siphon. Perfect length for a 20gal long, doesn't rust, and is easy to clean.