Aquarium Tweezers Set - 10.6 Straight and Curved Stainless Steel Feeding Tongs for Reptiles

About this item

• Multiple Usage - The large tweezers, as aquascape tools, can also be used to hold mosses to be attached to rocks, driftwood, and other hardscape objects. The tweezers are widely applied to kitchens, gardening, and homes. They can also work as cooking tweezers and craft tweezers for jewelry making, repairs, and crafts.
• Excellent Grip, Control, and Efficiency - These long feeding tongs respond well to finger pressure, providing a comfortable and secure grip. The serrated tips of the reptile feeding tongs make it easy to securely hold small objects like worms without worrying about slipping, providing precision aquascaping and feeding. The smooth, curved edges of the snake feeding tongs help reduce potential injuries to animals. The non-slip clip of the aquarium tongs makes it easy to pick up thin water plants.
• Perfect Length - Both the straight and curved long tongs have an overall length of 10.6 inches (27cm), making them easy to use at any proper angle. The perfect length of these long tweezers ensures that your hands are protected from the sharp teeth, scratches, and bites of your beloved pets while you feed them. When you use them underwater to feed fish or for aquascaping, your hands will not easily get wet.
• Durable Material - Fri4free long tweezers are constructed from stainless steel, ensuring they are strong, resistant to corrosion, and have a long lifespan. These aquarium tweezers are not prone to breakage, rusting, or fading, and can easily be cleaned. They can be used in both saltwater and freshwater fish tanks. It is suggested to rinse the feeding tongs with fresh water and dry them after using them in a saltwater tank.
• Universal Feeding - The aquarium tongs can be used with a range of reptile species and sizes, including snakes, ball pythons, jumping spiders, frogs, lizards, axolotls, and turtles, making them great bearded dragon fish tank accessories. They allow you to avoid directly touching the reptiles' food, reducing the chance of getting bitten. They are also great for accessing tight spots in terrariums, vivariums, and aquariums.