Having tinfoil barbs and a RTGG usually means one thing in my tank at feeding times.....hardly any food for others. I was particularly concerned about my common and phantom plecs because veggies, which they need, were being gulped down by the tinfoils and GG. Other than putting a divider in at mealtimes i was stuck as to what to do to ensure a better balance of feeding. And then i found a 6" diameter clear plastic tube at work. I cut it down to the depth of my tank and placed it vertically in the corner so it was resting on the substrate. Then i put some coarsely chopped cooked broccoli down the tube. The tinfoils and GG went mad but couldn't get at it. Once it had all come to rest on the substrate i lifted the tube up a couple of inches and eventually, after being a bit nervous at first, my plecs and clown loach would swim under the tube into the area which in effect was a 6" dinner plate on the substrate. They would eat their fill, in peace, whilst the tinfoils were butting the tube, quite funny really. Has anybody else got pigs in their tanks that mean a different approach is sometimes required at mealtimes?