Automatic Aquarium Feeder - Auto Fish Food Dispenser, Rechargeable Timer with USB Charger (Black)

Great quality and fantastic features the food capacity and delivery into the aquarium is good and the delivery apature is adjustable for various food pellets or granules also flake food the functionality is superb I recommend this product

simple to fit. works well tested on extended break of 5 weeks . No problems. Fish happier than with blocks. Good value.

Looked ok, and worked fine, but Not suitable for my needs so returned, hence 4 stars. Refunded immediately.

it is working , had to try few times different settings until satisfied with the amount of food, happy with my purchase

Gave it a test, figured out how much food I wanted coming out with trial runs into a box, then went about fitting it in the tank. Ended up going with the included gel sticker to attach it sideways so it would fit under the hood of my little tank. And as is perhaps inevitable, once I committed to sticking it in, it no longer worked correctly. There seems to be no public troubleshooting, and since I've used the sticker + already binned the box, this probably isn't refundable through amazon. For the sake of reference - the issues were immediately apparent as it would no longer turn on. I tried for a good while, giving it more time with the charger, and generally replicating what I did before attaching it. No luck. The next morning I came back and it turned on again, a true Easter miracle. However it then proceeded to barrel roll for at least 5 full rotations. I gave it another 2 hours of charging time while turned off (at least the power button was now working/doing anything). Then I come back, and with only 2 hours to go before I leave for a long weekend, all I can get it to do is barrel roll spin at least 5 times for every 1 it should be spinning. When I turn it on, the green indicator light is correctly showing on a time, but if I press any of the other times or the manual button it spins several times. When turning it off all 3 indicators flash red. I've ruled out a battery issue with the amount of charging time I've given it, also given that it was working just fine out of the box and on charge for all of 15 minutes. I can only surmise that as soon as I committed to using it the feeder realised it was being given a daily job and it refused to cooperate. It fit great, looks good, and seems like a sturdy design. It was a shame I couldn't simply rotate the barrel and use it upside down as a feeder, but I was able to work with the lack of adjustability. Ultimately, even if it started working now, I wouldn't trust it given it's tendency to spin until I get bored of waiting for it to stop. I'll try a different brand and write this one off as a mistake.

I bought this for going away for a week and to stop my mu(who just had a operation) from having to go up stairs. The concept is good and easy to setup and use. My only concern is the opening gathered some moisture which stopped the food coming about after a while. With it being summer also...I came back to maggots and fly eggs all inside the container 🤢

This is soooo good, perfect for going away and relying on. It works as explained, it’s easy to assemble to your tank with either the clamp or sticky pad which is super strong! It’s a good size, you can fit a lot of food in it.

Just what I needed to feed pond fish while on holiday, without being too expensive I copied another Reviewer's idea to cover with a plastic bottle to make it weatherproof and this seems to work a treat.

I love this feeder! My tank has about 40 small to medium fish, a few varieties of freshwater shrimp, and lots of snails to clean up any leftovers. The feeder was easy to charge and was easy to attach to and remove from my fish tank. My tank has the lip for a glass top, but I don't use the glass top. I was afraid that the lip would get in the way, but the clamp is designed well and even has the ability to swivel slightly to handle uneven surfaces. I generally feed every two days. I've been testing the feed port. The smallest port is a little too small for my fish kibbles (5mm size pellets) and they get caught, dropping only one or two pieces during a spin, and lodging themselves into the port mouth. The next size up is a little too large, dumping a lot of food, about 25 pieces of 5mm pellets. If you don't have many fish or a good cleanup crew in the tank, you could end up with a polluted tank. Two solutions: Break those food pellets into smaller pieces and use the smaller port, or set the timer to 48 hours to reduce the number of feedings. I used a piece of painter's tape to make sure that little port door stays positioned. The little plastic catch hasn't given me any trouble but doesn't feel secure, and I don't want to risk it opening or closing while I'm away. One concern: I was afraid that as the supply of pellets reduced in the tube, fewer would come out of the port, because the feeder sits level and from the listing photos, I didn't see a gravity mechanism to help push the pellets out. But there IS a little L shaped catch shelf inside the tube, designed to capture pellets and encourage them down the tube toward the port opening, even when the feeder is perfectly level. I also like this low-tech version, where your only options are choosing 12, 24, or 48 hour turn cycles. (Also a manual option). As soon as you hit the button, the feeder goes through its first spin and the timer starts. Love it!

Este alimentador automático ha sido una gran mejora para mi acuario. Me encanta que sea recargable por USB y que el temporizador sea tan intuitivo. Desde que lo uso, mis peces reciben la comida de forma regular incluso cuando no estoy en casa, y el dispositivo reparte la cantidad justa sin atascos. El diseño es compacto, el depósito es amplio y el funcionamiento es silencioso. Totalmente recomendable para quien busque comodidad y tranquilidad. Llevo más de 2 años con el y funciona como el primer día.

I got this feeder for my betta fish, Snap, and it’s been a lifesaver. It’s easy to set up, reliable, and dispenses food on schedule, so I don’t have to worry if I’m out for the day or away for a weekend. Snap gets his meals on time, and I get peace of mind. The manual feed button is a nice bonus when I want to give him a little extra. It’s quiet, holds a good amount of food, and hasn’t jammed or malfunctioned. Honestly, it might be more consistent than me remembering to feed him. Would definitely recommend!

Works great, life saver when I go on holiday because I used to feed these food blocks they sell at pet stores and I always got back to a polluted aquarium with super skinny and dead fish. The battery also lasts for ages, can't remember the last time I hat to charge it.

This auto fish feeder has been going strong for almost 5 months! Initially, I purchased this in preparation for a month-long vacation to Asia, but I've continued to use it even after returning home. Pros: The scheduled feeding functionality of this device is really effective and reliable. It features 2X, 1X, or 0.5X per day feeding schedules, with the time of feeding corresponding to the time the corresponding button (12hr, 24hr, or 48hr) is pressed. It also has a manual feeding button. As far as convenience, it is battery-powered using a USB-C rechargeable internal battery, so no messy wires around the fish tank. Cons (very minor): Proper mounting of the device requires the tank lid to be open, but it is extremely stable when mounted. Also, the 'trap door' that the fish food dispenses from could have been designed a little better because the opening could deliver inconsistent amounts. Overall, I am very pleased with the product now that I no longer worry about missing a feeding session due to forgetfulness.