Automatic Fish Feeder for Aquarium - Auto Fish Food Dispenser Rechargeable for Small Large Tank with USB Charger Cable，12/24/48H Interval Esay Set Up (Green, CY-019)

Bought this for my daughter's fish when we are out of town or she isn't home. Was easy to set up and works great! Love that if the power goes out it still will run until the battery runs out. We have put flake food and the pebble food in. The pebble food comes out better and can be distributed to them easier than the flake food. The opening for where the food drops out has to be opened more for flake food but where some flake pieces can be smaller you have a hard time getting a perfect medium fed to them (either too much or too little).

I recently purchased the Petbank Automatic Fish Feeder for my aquarium, and I couldn’t be more pleased with how well it’s working! As someone with a busy schedule, I’ve always struggled to feed my fish regularly, but this feeder has been a total game-changer.What I Love:Consistent Feeding: One of the biggest selling points of this feeder is the ability to schedule feedings. I can set it to dispense food at specific hour increments throughout the day, so I never have to worry about missing a feeding, even on days when I'm not home. It's especially helpful when I’m traveling or working late.Easy to Use: Setup was incredibly simple—just load the food compartment, set the time and amount of food, and you're good to go.Versatile Feeding Options: The feeder works with both flake food and pellets, and it has an adjustable portion control system, which is perfect for tailoring the feeding size to my fish’s needs. I can also adjust the frequency and duration of feedings based on the fish's species and my aquarium’s requirements.Reliable & Quiet: I was initially concerned that it might be noisy or disruptive to my fish, but the motor is surprisingly quiet. It operates smoothly without any clattering, and my fish don’t seem to mind it at all. Plus, I’ve never had a problem with it jamming or malfunctioning.Great for Busy Schedules & Vacations: This feeder has really taken the stress out of feeding my fish. It’s been great for those times when I’m away for the weekend or on vacation. Knowing that my fish are being fed consistently while I’m gone gives me peace of mind.Bottom Line:The Petbank Automatic Fish Feeder has been an amazing addition to my aquarium setup. It’s easy to use, reliable, and ensures my fish are getting fed regularly even when I’m not around. Whether you’re looking for a way to simplify daily feedings or need a reliable option for vacations, I highly recommend this automatic feeder. It’s definitely made caring for my fish much easier!

Does the job, but one of my fish randomly died a couple days after installing the feeder. I had had him for 4 years and he survived 3 different apartments and two different cities. He was a trooper. Not sure what went wrong with the feeder as it was technically doing its job feeding every “48 hours” as I had it set. Nothing out of the ordinary regarding a feeding schedule for my fish except for the fact that the food is coming from the feeder.

Bought for our fishtank to feed the fish while we were on vacation for 5 days, did not disappoint. Love the product

Works well, the fish didn't die. Would purchase again if I needed another one.

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!

Bought for vacation. I have to keep it plugged in at all times and wasn’t super easy to understand how to set the timer. This was mostly because the lights didn’t turn the right color for a couple days. Obviously it’s programmed and works because fish stayed fed while gone.

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