Petbank Automatic Fish Feeder for Aquarium - Moisture-Proof and Precision Feeding Betta Vacation Feeder, USB Rechargeable Auto Fish Food Dispenser with Timer,LCD Display

Since Covid we travel three or four times a year for 8-10 days each. I bought this auto feeder two years ago to take care of the fish in my 75 gallon tank and it works great. Quality construction for the price. Charge would last all year, but I charge it up every time. I suppose in the future, if the charge wouldn’t hold, I could just leave it plugged in. Set up is easy… set time on its clock, choose frequency and timing of feeding, load up the food portions, and set it in place. Has optional suction cups to hold it in place on glass top.

I have two of these feeders, one for my saltwater tank and one for my freshwater tank. They work great and are easy to setup. I purchased them so my fish can be feed while I'm gone on vacation, but I decided to keep them up for good. The slots are deep enough to put as much food as you need, and the spoon helps keep the food from spilling in the other slots. This is a great item and I recommend it

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!

Once I figured out how to properly use these (the directions were a bit vague), they worked great! I was able to confidently leave my fish tank for almost a week, knowing my fish would be fed the right amount and not overfed. The timer and portion control are reliable, and the moisture-proof design kept the food fresh. A great solution for vacation feeding! One more important thing I want to add - because my tanks both have lids.I specifically chose this one because I was able to position it over the feeding hole and that was so helpful. A lot of the other types required you to leave your lid off. I’ve got some jumpers so that wasn’t an option. Four stars only because the directions were vague and had I not practiced using this on a napkin a week before I went it would’ve severely overfed my fish.

Works really well, easy to program, and has a long battery life. I have used this twice while I was away for a few days, and it worked perfectly. It's a very good, high quality automatic fish feeder.

Super simple to program after charging it and setting the time: Step 1 - set how often (in days) you want it to feed. Every day? Every other day? Every third day? Step 2 - for those feeding days you just set, you then set the timeslot or timeslots of day when you want it to feed. If I remember correctly, you can set up to three times per day. So for example, you can set it to feed at 10am, 5 pm, and 9 pm. Or just once a day at whatever time, however you setup in Step 1. Step 3 - set how many portions of food per feeding. The segmented "ring" around the outside is where you put in your portions of food. Most of us will set one portion per feeding, but you can set two portions per feeding. I suggest programming it well in advance of when you intend to use it, and test it several times to make sure your programming is correct. I set mine up to drop food on a paper plate during this time. On day one, I set up three feedings at three different times of the day. It dropped the food right on time and is so far working just fine. I bought this because we're going away for 5 days, way too long to go without feeding my africans. I have automatic LED lights that come on/go off in the evening, so I'm going to setup the feeding schedule for once per day, one feeding portion, for those 5 days.

This feeder is awesome! Our family was going away for Christmas this year and we didn’t have anyone to feed the fish. So I purchased this and have been testing it out before we leave to see how it works. You only have to charge for a few hours and the charge lasts for days! It’s super quiet and fits perfectly over the feeder hole for our little tank.

This is a fantastic little device that has quickly become a must-have for my aquariums. I’ve been using a very similar model already, and bought a second one for my second tank since I’ll be away for a week. The Petbank feeder does exactly what I need — it lets me set up to three feeding times per day, and I can choose how many food compartments it dispenses each time (1, 2, or 3). The 16-grid food storage is a clever design — I like that it offers good portion control and allows me to pre-load several days' worth of food without worrying. The fact that the opening closes after each feeding is especially helpful, as it keeps the food dry and avoids any clumping or blockages. Setup was simple, and I appreciate the option of using either the clamp or the suction mount, depending on the tank. The built-in battery is another bonus — no need to constantly replace batteries, and it charges quickly via USB-C. Overall, it's a reliable, well-thought-out feeder that gives real peace of mind when you're away from home. Highly recommended!

Works really well. However after a couple of months use: water droplets are forming inside of the screen. I hope it doesnt stop working.

SO far its working great and very easy to configure

Awesome fish feeder. We tried one and we bought two more for our other aquariums. No problems with it. Maybe very large pellets or flakes wouldn’t work, but otherwise, perfect for our needs. We set it up when we leave for a few days/weeks and it worked great. Love that it is a usb rechargeable gadget. You can easily set it as you’d like, how many little squares you want to open and feed each time. Had it for over a year/used it 5 or 6 times for a good amount of consecutive days, very satisfied. I recommend it.

Todo acorde a la descripción. Tiene 16 compartimentos. Se pueden programar de 1 a 3 tomas diarias y la apertura de 1 a 3 compartimentos por toma. Es muy preciso, ya que echa la comida que tú has puesto en el compartimento, ni más ni menos. Bueno, quizá un poco menos porque siempre queda algo pegado en el compartimento, aunque supongo que dependerá del tipo de comida. Perfecto para pequeños acuarios, o pocos peces donde no se requieren grandes cantidades y no se quiere sobrealimentar. Además se puede programar con exactitud, lo que viene perfecto para sincronizarlo con la desconexión del filtro y que la comida no se pierda por la corriente. Viene con toma de carga USB tipo C