Pawfly Automatic Fish Feeder for Aquarium, Auto Vacation Timer for Tank 60 ml Adjustable Fish Food Dispenser for Pellets Strips, Battery Operated (Battery Not Included)

Works perfectly. Recommendation, add food and manual test the opening size setting over a plate for a few rotations to see how much food will really dispense. It's not something you can guess at, dispensing to much into your tank will cause nothing but problems. Once the opening is set to dispense the correct amount of food, then the unit can be set to the period, ie 24 hours and the blue light will flash. As the Unit is using little current for 24 hours to flash the led and then a burst of current to rotate the feeder bin, I choose to go with Lithium AA Batteries to improve Battery life. Noise is not an issue. The unit supports standing on a Base or mounting on the Tank Rim.

I'm going to be gone for about a week and I needed to make sure my fish get fed of course. I got the 60 ml automatic feeder for my little 5-gallon tank (3 glowlight tetras and 2 neon tetras), and the bigger 100/200 ml feeder for my 20-gallon tank (10 black skirt tetras and 2 corys). The smallest notch on the 60 ml feeder (that isn't closed) feeds way too much for 5 tiny fish. I've tried putting it partway between fully closed and the first notch, but I don't think I succeeded as it still feeds too much. This of course isn't ideal when I'm not going to be home to do water changes. The 100/200 ml feeder has much smaller increments and it's easy to get the right amount. It seems like it's best to also make sure to put the batteries in at exactly the time you want it to feed them, and then push the manual feeding button (on the 60 ml feeder) or the timer button (on the 100/200 ml feeder) right away. Nothing in the manuals tell you how to get these to feed at a specific time, but I did this last night (with it set to 12 hour) and both feeders fed them this morning at exactly the same time as the night before. I'm now going to switch the 60 ml feeder to 24 hour so they don't end up totally overloaded. I couldn't find anything anywhere that said how big of a feeder capacity you need for any specific tank size or amount of time, but the 60 ml size appears to be more than enough for my little 5 gallon tank. I don't think it would be quite big enough for the voracious little eaters in my 20 gallon tank, so I'm glad I went with a bigger size for them (the 100 ml size on that one appears to be plenty big). These feeders are very easy to clamp on the side of the aquarium, either rimless or with a decent sized plastic rim. I can't then put the lids on all the way, which is annoying for the little tank, but since I don't have any real escape artists in there I'm not too worried.

This worked perfectly. You just need to be aware that once you put the food in to make sure you have it near the front and not the back. As the system turns it brings the food around to the feeding position but does not move it from back to front unless you are somehow able to put it into a slight tilt position. Also, very tiny newborn food may not work because it is so small and may stick to the sides so I mixed it with some larger food like flakes.

Good. But not one I wanted.

NOT GOOD FOR BETAS. Even with tiny granules at the lowest setting it let's out way too much food. It has no width setting, only a standard setting for how big your food is and it turns pretty slow so if you were to set it to let out more food it would practically empty everything out had in it for beta pellets. Bad capacity bad functionality bad quality. It's not good when you're just trying to feed one beta fish even though it suggests you can. It'll dirty up your tank with food really quickly. Wasted so much beta food trying too use it.

Batteries BALREY fit I really had to force them in which means that they are gonna be even more a a pain to get out to change later too. It works okay, it is not for different size foods tho so you gotta either get all food that’s 1 size or just have them all eat the same food. I have mine on the 2nd most closed setting and it seems to work okay at spitting out my bug bites flakes and betta pro shrimp patties. I haven’t tried it on the 12/24 hr setting yet just did a few button test turns which don’t go as slow so we’ll see how it goes on those! But for now I’d say this is a good option if you just need to feed them while your away for a few days and can’t get someone to come feed your fish!

Si no tienes tiempo para alimentar a tus pecesitos esta es la solucion

Love this for when we go out of town. I know my fish is fed. It was easy to set up, holds a huge amount of food so we could go away for a long time and not worry about my fish going hungry. Great value. My only complaint is that the size of my pellets may not be completely compatible… it tends to be a little inconsistent in the amount of food delivered on each turn.

It works really well, highly recommended

Does what it should. However the feeding amounts are not always the same. I don’t think that it’s killing our fish, but some days they get more, and other days less.

Can’t regulate well the amount of food it dispenses. The small amount is way to much for an aquarium with a beta fish

The unit arrived with screws taken off and was previously used. Had fish food from previous owner. I'm surprised this was allowed to ship.

Good