Automatic Fish Feeder for Aquarium - Auto Fish Food Automatic Dispenser Battery Operated Timer Vacation Feeder with 2 AAA Batteries Included

Tried several auto fish feeders, and the others (esp the ones that look like the shape of a gun dispenser) will dispense way too much food, which is a nightmare if you're using this for a trip and don't have anyone else to care and feed for your beloved pet fish. I like that you can determine how much food per feeding will be dispensed, and you can set a timer so that it feeds three different times throughout the day (or you can opt for just once).The other autofeders that I tried requires you to attach the feeder to one of the aquarium walls, which didn't work for my setup because I have fish that jump, and so, I prefer a lid over my aquarium. This feeder is excellent if you use a lid and it has a feeding hole. To do this, I placed it right above the feeding hole, and it dispenses pretty well at the time(s) you set. If you prefer to afix the feeder to your aquarium wall, it comes with a screw and stand so that you can do that too. I like the versatile options! It is wireless and charges pretty quickly, and the charge lasts a long time. The last time I charged it was almost 2 weeks ago, and I haven't had the need to charge it yet.One caveat is that though it works really really well, you might need to train/condition your fish that the food will come from the feeding hole if you don't use the hole on a regular basis or an autofeeder. After a week or so of training my fish, he knew to come up in the morning for his food. Otherwise, the food would've just floated away, dirtying the water.This autofeeder is exactly what I was looking for in terms of ease of setup, reliability, and amount of food dispensed. This will save me time and money from asking friends or others to stop by and care/feed my fish. When traveling and no one is checking on my fish, I set up a Blink camera to ensure all is well with my pet. The Blink camera and this fish feeder are a game changer for anyone looking for an auto feeder!

This automatic feeder is awesome! I’ve bought one for all three of my tanks. It works great for both flake food and pellet food. The food never gets wet because it has a little trap door that opens, the feeder turns to dump the next serving of food and then the trap door closes again to keep the moisture out. It’s really easy to program and has been very reliable. The battery lasts a long time and doesn’t take long to charge. The only negative about it is I wish it would have an option to attach it to your tank in more positions. But overall I highly recommend this feeder.

This works great. I've had it running for a month now. It holds a big amount of food. Easily attached it the tank with the adhesive tape. Only issue I have is it's not suitable for betta pellets. I have it on the smallest setting but it dispenses a weeks worth for my little guy. I put some tape over the opening to better control the amount and have managed to lowered the amount to about 10 pellets give or take. Definitely a big help though.

(EDIT 10/26/2024) The unit finally died, only noticed when I noticed the fish seemed more excited about me coming over to the tank. I was initially worried since I saw some reviews stating the unit wouldn’t charge. Luckily, it plugged right in and charged up quickly. Because it fully died, I had to change the time a little bit so it actually lined up with the correct time. Other than that, it’s doing fine! I put it back on top the tank and made sure it had food. No issues from me so far. Condensation on the bottom of the unit from previous review doesn’t seem to have affected the food.(EDIT - 4/6/2024) The feeder seems to be going great! My fish have learned where the food is and they seem to be doing well. I have noticed a little moisture on the bottom of the feeder but I don’t think it will cause issues. It doesn’t seem to have any moisture buildup inside the unit’s feeding sections but I will check occasionally. I use flake food which works but SUPER tiny flakes sometimes get caught underneath the walls when it rotates. Not an issue for me. May require cleaning but as of right now it doesn’t seem to be an issue. It drops probably 99% of the food into the tank. I still have not had to charge it.(2/29/2024 - First Day)I just set this thing up on the top of my 40-gallon tank. I have an Aqueon top with a plastic strip and a hole cut into it. The feeding window is almost the same size as the plastic strip, so I hope food doesn't get caught on the top. Opening the book, it was fairly simple to set up. The buttons were a tad confusing but using some common sense I managed to figure it out nicely. I set it for 1 feeding a day and tested the manual feed button. It seemed to work well so I loaded the food. I am using flake food, which might get caught in the walls but I guess we will wait and see. It seems like decent portions for my 40-gallon; I only have a few smaller fish, some snails, and plants and it can easily fit my usual feeding amount in each spot with plenty of room. I used the suction cups to mount it on the top of the tank instead of the clamp, which slips off nicely. The suction cups seem to hold it but I wouldn't trust it to hang over a precarious edge. One of the suction cups seems to slip and the unit can be pushed slightly left and right. It took a few hours to be "full charge", so we will see how long it takes before the charge ran out. It wasn't a bad price compared to other feeders on the market. I like this one because if this does work, it has the benefit of being able to easily set the amount of food unlike rotating barrel feeders. The fish were first confused where their food was since this is their first automatic feeder so I will be monitoring it to make sure it is dispensing food properly.

As opposed to other types of feeders that have a rotating drum, this feeder feeds exactly what you want every single time because you fill each cup individually. I got this because I had some rainbowfish fry hatch right before I went out of town and they needed to be fed very fine golden pearls. The rotating drum style feeders can't feed such fine feeds very precisely. This feeder works perfectly. 5 day old rainbowfish were fed for 3 days 3x times a day and I didn't lose a single fry. You do have to refill it every couple of days, as it doesn't hold a ton of feed, but that worked well for me. The rechargeable batteries last quite a long time. It's pretty easy to program too.

We left for a week and bought this to feed the fishes. They survived and now we are using it all the time. It’s very easy to know if the battery is still ok, and you can see through the plastic to know if there’s enough food. You can also manually trigger it. Well made overall.

The media could not be loaded. The Petbank Automatic Fish Feeder for Aquarium is an absolute lifesaver, especially when you're planning to go on vacation. This auto fish food dispenser is great because you can set it to feed your fish up to 4 times a day. I have a 20-gallon fish tank with only 2 clownfish, so I do small feedings and control the amount of food in each feeding. It's been working perfectly for us.One of the standout features of this feeder is its long-lasting battery. After a full charge, the battery lasts for a couple of months, which is fantastic. You don’t have to worry about recharging it frequently, making it ideal for extended trips.Setting it up is quite easy, thanks to the USB charger cable included. The feeder has slips you can stick on the edge of the tank, ensuring it stays securely in place. No more worries about your fish going hungry while you're away!A few additional pros:Customization: The ability to set four different feeding times a day is a huge plus. It allows for flexibility and ensures your fish are well-fed throughout the day.Controlled Portions: You can easily control the amount of food dispensed, which is great for preventing overfeeding.Durability: The build quality seems sturdy and reliable, promising long-term use.However, here is a minor con:Edge Fit: While the slips are a great addition, they might not fit perfectly on all tank types, so make sure to check compatibility.Overall, the Petbank Automatic Fish Feeder is a fantastic investment for any fish owner. It’s perfect for vacations and ensures that your aquatic friends are well-fed even when you’re not around. Highly recommend for peace of mind and happy fish!Edit: added a video of the rotation in action. I'm going on vacation and don't want my salt water fishes to go hungry. If this review helped please give it a like :)

Vraiment bien. Durée de la batterie : pas de nouvelle recharge depuis plus de 3 mois que je l'utilise et il a perdu que une barre. Le plus chiant c'est de le placer correctement sur le trou et je conseil de le charger avec de petites billes car les paillettes c'est static. Je recommande c'est vraiment un produit bon et facile d'utilisation.

This product works well and did the job whilst I was away on holiday. I initially reviewed as 3 starts as I couldn't get the timer to switch off back to just manual. But the company reached out to me asking me to specify the issue so that they can help me with it and now I'm happy with it. The battery life is great. I was gone for 3 weeks and the provided battery still works. It is an easy to use product and the attachments are amazing. Water vapour did not go in the fish food and all my fish were well and healthy when I returned.

Solo lo encendido y probado y funciona puedes elegir la cantidad de comida , bastante sencillo de programar