Automatic Fish Feeder for Aquarium - Rechargeable Fish Food Auto Dispenser Vacation Turtle Feeder with USB Charger Cable，LCD Screen, Customized Schedule，Black

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Did not come with the floating good holder thing but THIS IS WONDERFUL. Capacity:8/10 - holds a good amount of foodFood capacity:Would not recommend using with large pieces of food but DO YOU.

Works great! I do wish I could program it to do two rotations every 48 hours.

Keeps time, dispenses food well. Been working fine.

Life saver. Does exactly what it says. Once you figure out you have to use a low amp charger for the unit to recognize and charge (ask me how I know) they seem to have an amazing battery life. Still have all 3 bars on both units have been running 3 to 4 months.

I need to mount it on the top cover of my fish tank using the included double side tape. That works perfectly.

I bought this in anticipation of a long trip and needed to set up feeding for when I was away. The set up is tricky and not intuitive. You can set up different times and different number of cycles. However, the act filling the container and trying to get just the right amount of food is maddening. The instructions are useless for guidance on optimizing the feeder. Going to set up little food cups for a neighbor kid to use and chalk this purchase down as a waste. Definitely felt blinded by the number of good reviews. Don’t recommend at this time.

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So had ours for bout 2 yrs and the battery has started having a degraded recharging ability. seems like now it'll hold a charge for maybe a week, unsure. Now it used to work great, and i'm unsure the proper expectation of the battery. For the price, considering this to be less of a 'forever' device and more of a temporary commodity may be the more applicable mindset. However, you can keep it plugged in so that is an alternative to the battery issue.ease of use: First time i had to reset the Time and feeding presets i had to dig out the manual, so may not be intuitive to everyone, but after a few times of that (due to battery failing charge) i got the hange of it. It isnt hard by any means, you just might not 'guess' how to do it without the manual your first couple of times. Its similar to working with our old digital watches, just got to know the button to hold down and what button to press next.. not a huge deal.you can set 4 preset feeding times or leave some of the presets "blank" to limit to just one or more feeding times. And there is a 'manual' button for an on-demand feeding.Food dispensing: its just about setting the door opening .. pretty straightforward but how much comes out will depend on the size & weight of food and how much you have the door open. its just comes out due to gravity. would be good to hit the manual button over an empty container and see how the food comes out so you can make adjustments while not impacting your tank. I believe Less food is preferable to too much.*there have been a couple of times when i hit Manual that the chamber did not do a full rotation (thus not feeding), i have not yet observed if this ever happens during the auto-feeds but may be something to watch for.summary we've had for nearly 2 yrs and have not lost any of our tank life due to food even with its recent battery issues or if it ever is failing to do a rotation. however we mainly have shrimp, snails with just a few fish and plenty of 'greenery' (healthy algae) that is also providing nutrition.