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

I bought this product before a long travel trip, and IT IS WORTH ANY PENNY, and more important, it could save your fishes from toxic with un-expected incidents from some other dissolved pills on the market. And it still works perfectly after 6 months. It has 15 mini-tray for 15 meals, which could equal to 1 week trip of 2 meals/ day, or even 2 weeks trip of 1 meal/ day. I could say this is the best product on the market for your fish, MAKE SURE TO HAVE THE BATTERY re-charged around 1 month or half of battery to make sure it functions well, the battery too low (below half) could make the motor could not rotate the feeding tray --> food could not be dropped down.

This was my third goldfish feeder and remains my preferred device. I really like it and would purchase again. -Its design allows precise control of the food quantity, since I put the desired volume in each bin. Though the programming allows for up to 3 feedings per day this decreases the number of days it'll feed--there are 16 bins but it seems possible to only use 15 for feeding. 15 days if it's once daily. -Programming is straightforward. Long-press the setup button, the short-press to toggle through time and feeding settings. Each has its own spot on the display, so it's easy to understand and navigate. If you use it for one tank setup and the settings are going to be the same with each vacation, you might only need to set-up once (I choose to ignore the daylight-savings time change since feeding at 9:30a or 10:30a doesn't matter to my Goldie.) -Long-lasting and rechargeable battery--I take 4-5 vacations per year and only need to recharge once per year. The battery holds the charge a long time. Remember to turn it off when not in use. -Easy to mount on the tank edge. Mine has no plastic trim on the top, just the edge of glass, but the attachment hardware seems very adjustable. Possible issue: -the "bin" style of feeding likely works best with pellet food. I have not tried with flake food, but it seems possible some flakes might not move with each bin movement, since the "floor" remains stationary with each rotation.

I have 1 Betta, had him for years But when we go away we take him to a family member to "betta" sit while we're gone. I always feel bad asking someone to take care of "Betty Betta", so I went to Amazon to see if I could find a small automatic feeder good for 1 fish. The 2 previous to this one was dropping way too much food for 1 fish, so they went into the Goodwill bag. This feeder is perfect, it has small sections, 12 I believe, that you can put as much or as little food in and that is all it will drop for that day. Works for me!

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.

I kind of couldn't believe the build quality on this thing. Not all plastics are created equal and this thing is manufactured like a high-end piece of medical equipment or something. It fits together incredibly well, there are no injection molding lines, everything feels ridiculously ridiculously premium and overbuilt and I kind of can't understand why. Worked very good for feeding my fish on trips so can't ask for anything more. Just had to leave a review because of how strangely well manufactured it was.

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.

Update September 18, 2025. It has been laying on the couch for months unused. Today,I plugged it in to charge and it working perfectly. I guess a piece of food was stuck and caused the previous issue. Upade August 25, 2024. I have been on several weel-long trips and this feeder has worked great. Until it didn't. I was gone for a week and it seems the feeder only worked once although it is set to feed 2x/day, every day. Turtle is fat and healthy so she survived. I charged and filled it before I left so maybe a piece of food was wedged where it should not have been. I would highly recommend that you test it/watch it feed before you leave for an extended time. The plastic separator can be removed for cleaning so you can make sure food has not gotten wedged. Other than this, assuming it functions properly going forward, I still love this feeder. My turtle loves to eat. I am going to be away and needed to figure out a way to keep her fed. I thought the food slots in this feeder were very small but due to the positive reviews, I decided to risk it. This device is great. Food slots are the perfect size and I love the options to select how often and how much to feed. You will need to simultaneously hold the up/ down arrows to select the days to feed. The system is shipped in the default mode, feeding every day.

I honestly don't know what to say about this device. I set everything up according to the manual so that it would feed my nano tank every other day at 5 pm. I configured the smart power strip to cut the filter at 4:58 every day for 10 minutes. The power strip did it's thing just fine, but I came back from my 5 day trip to see all of the food compartments still full. I'm glad that it wasn't a longer trip. I pressed manual mode just for the sake of it, and heart the quiet noise of it rotating. I then noticed that the micropellets that I'd placed into the feeding compartment were sticking to the plastic separator. I'm guessing that it was just the nature of the humid air coming from the tank opening. I don't really know that any feeder would have been able to do significantly better unless it implemented some form of auger to make sure that the tiny pellets didn't stick on. Oh well. I guess I need bigger fish that eat bigger food if I want an automated feeder to work. I will say that the multiple mounting options were pretty cool and the compartments were easy to clean out prior to me returning it. It would definitely be a great feeder for medium or large pellets, but I think the humidity issue could have a clumping affect if using flake food. It's a pretty good value with the number of compartments and the timing intervals you can setup, but it just didn't work out for my use case.

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!

Very good

Der Petbank Futterautomat für das Aquarium funktioniert einwandfrei und lässt sich sehr einfach einstellen. Er gibt die richtige Menge Futter ab und sorgt dafür, dass meine Fische auch bei Abwesenheit regelmäßig versorgt werden. Die wiederaufladbare Funktion ist sehr praktisch und spart Batterien – der Akku hält lange und ist schnell wieder geladen. Tolle Qualität, einfache Bedienung und ein echter Gewinn für jeden Aquarienbesitzer – klare Kaufempfehlung!

SO far its working great and very easy to configure

I bought this automatic fish feeder for my winter vacation, and it truly saved my fish’s lives. The feeder dispenses food automatically and on time, so I didn’t have to worry about missed feedings while I was away. The timer is easy to set, and the portions are consistent, which kept the water clean and my fish healthy. I really like that it’s rechargeable with a USB cable—no need to keep replacing batteries. The build quality feels solid, and it fits well on my aquarium without any issues. It worked perfectly throughout my trip and gave me total peace of mind. Highly recommended for anyone who travels or wants a reliable, hassle-free fish feeding solution.