I have two leachie geckos and was looking for a way to mount food dishes. I was concerned the suctions would not hold but I’m pleased to say they do! Now my make is only 70g and is still just housed in a large clear tote. The suctions hold great to it even when he decides to sit in it! I took a star off because they insert trays suck! They are flimsy and don’t fit in the holes for them. They sit in well enough that I use them but honestly it’s annoying!! Also they are such thin plastic I don’t khow long they will last and how I’ll find replacements!

Works better than other ones I’ve purchased but it still fell off the glass

I can not find replacement cups of the same size in case they would be needed. Looks as if you have to buy a whole new unit.. Would be excellent and a five star rating if replacement cups were a option.

This feeder ledge has heavyweight suction cups that can hold more weight than other products. It is easy to remove and move to another location. The platform provides an elevated feeding location for the spotted animal.

A few of the suction cups will loose suction after a few days. But it's a nice sized ledge for my crestie

Not sure why, but the suction cups are not holding well for me. I tried them on both glass, and plastic.

Within the moment I received this in the mail, I had to tear my package open and install this new feeder for my 4 ft turtle tank which houses a large red eared slider and her 2 daughters. Immediately with the 3 suction cups, I could tell that this feeding ledge was going to be a game changer. With my largest girl weighing close to 2 pounds yet having the acrobatic skill to still get her full self onto a feeding ledge, I was tired of smaller, and weaker ledged plopping into the water under her weight while spilling food akimbo. This ledge had the heft the turtle family needed while being wide and long enough to feed all 3 at a time with no pushing or nipping.Image 1: This is the item in the package. Repti Zoo is already a winner for my family; we have enclosures, decor, and may other items for the reptiles and small mammals we keep, each of them delivering top notch performance!Image 2: This is the where the fun starts! The ledge itself is sturdy and refused to be bent by my hands. It comes with 3 powerful suction cups, 6 bowls (which can be reused or switched with 2" sauce cups), and a set of 2 screws for those with mesh enclosures.Image 3: Set up is quite literally a snap! Set the suction cups in an slide them up or down in the slots, or install the screws into the 2 small holes seen between the suction cup holes. The suction cups fit snugly and don't wiggle, unlike with other ledges I've tried!Image 4: The cups snap in and stay there! When black soldier fly larvae and superworms are put in, the height of the cups keep the feeders in there and out of the turtle's water and beach zone, where they will not be trod on or drowned. Although the cups are shallow and some feeders may escape in time, a fast-feeding pet like my turtles will have plenty of time to rush forward and siphon the feeders up before they find a way out.Image 5: Did I say the suction cups were strong?! This photo shows a 2 pound weight sitting on the ledge with zero sagging or dipping whatsoever. My biggest turtle will have no problem lounging on this without the lame collapses we've had in the past. Ledges with 2 suction cups or magnets just don't compare. This ledge is hefty! In the image as well is our photobombing 4th turtle, Ms. Squishy-Squirt, who is 5" for size reference.So far, I am more than pleased with this beefy ledge! I will be buying more for my large Leachianus geckos as the performance of the ledge has exceeded my expectations. During feedings, all 3 of the turtles the ledge was intended for were able to crowd around or be on the ledge with no collapsing or sagging. On a few occasions, the largest mother turtle balanced herself on, yet unfortunately leapt away whenever a photo was attempted, yet the ledge was able to support her weight with ease.This ledge is a must-have for those with large pets who cannot be supported by smaller 2 suction cup or 2 magnet ledges. A+!

We just got a new Gargoyle Gecko named Gregory and after getting him home and settled we set out to deck out his enclosure with all the necessitate. Beyond some moss, a cork log, and foliage we thought a feeder would be nice to add. He’s on a solid diet of Pangea Powder Food so we needed some solid bowels for food and water. Searching on the marketplace I came across this item and figured it’s fit suit him well. The kit came expertly packed in a small box with the main table, 6 thin plastic feeding cups, 3 suction cups, and two thumb screws assumably for hard mounting for different enclosures. Looking at the feeding cups, they each have a few small protrusions that make for a tight fit into the main table, so they wont fall or get knocked out. The suction cups stick VERY well and support the table, food and Greg just fine, even when the tank had been recently misted. The Feeding cups have a large volume, and are easy to swap and clean. It’s a great feeder for as well as it fits the tank, and the reasonable price of $13.99