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FishScooper Multipurpose Transfer Tool

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256406
$29.99 $29.99

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Ditch the Net. Scoop Smarter with the FishScooper

  • Minimizes Stress on Fish and Invertebrates
  • No Snags on Fish Fins, Gills, or Scales
  • Easy to Clean and Built to Last
  • Made from Aquarium-Safe Materials

 

The FishScooper is a smart, net-free alternative for catching and transferring aquarium fish, invertebrates, and other small livestock. Built with smooth, rounded surfaces and no sharp edges, the FishScooper keeps animals safely submerged during handling. Whether you're moving fish between tanks, doing maintenance, or inspecting new arrivals, the FishScooper gives you more control, better visibility, and a safer experience for your livestock.

Tip: The FishScooper is also a great tool to safely and gently photograph fish with minimal stress.

 

Why Use the FishScooper Over a Fish Net?

FishScooper Regular Fish Net
✅ Keeps livestock submerged in water ❌ Exposes livestock to air and increases stress
✅ Easy Cleaning - Just rinse or wipe it off ❌ Difficult to clean - Nets can harbor bacteria
✅ Smooth walls protect fish from injury ❌ Nets can snag on fish fins, gills, and scales
✅ Doubles as a trapping, feeding, magnifying, inspection, dipping, and photography tool ❌ Usually has a metal frame that rusts over time

 

Specifications

Height: 16" Total (Approx. 11.4" Handle)

Scoop Size: 4.7" Wide x 3.9" Deep x 4.6" Height

Scoop Volume: 4.5 Cups / 1 Liter

 

What's Included?

FishScooper Multipurpose Transfer Tool

More Information
SKU 256406
UPC 198715632385
Aquarium Type Saltwater, Freshwater
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Product Questions

what am i missing? It looks like the ‘4th wall’ is open. If I scooped a fish from my tank (say to transfer it to another tank) couldn’t it jump right out? Is the idea that i cup the top with my hand as I move it, like with a net?
Question by: Elizabeth Read on Mar 29, 2026, 10:59 AM
Yes, if you do not cover the opening, the fish could jump out. It works much like a net.
Answer by: Matt Lucero (BRS Staff) on Mar 30, 2026, 1:09 PM