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Description
This automatic fish feeder offers a reliable solution for aquariums and turtles. Featuring a clear LCD screen, it allows you to program four precise feeding modes. Its 200ml capacity accommodates both pellets and powders. The moisture-proof lid protects the food from clumping. Easy to install with a clip or adhesive strip, this feeder ensures a consistent feeding schedule, even when you're away. Capacity: 200ml Power Supply: 2 AAA batteries (included) Material: Plastic Color: Green Feeding Modes: 4 Display: LCD Screen Mounting Methods: Adjustable Clip or Adhesive Strip This feeder offers four advanced modes: manual, custom, alternate days, and twice a day. The LCD screen makes it easy to set feeding times to suit the specific needs of your fish or aquatic turtles. The innovative lid reduces moisture in the storage reservoir by more than 90 percent. This design keeps the food dry and clump-free, preventing mechanical blockages and ensuring smooth dispensing with every cycle. With a 200ml reservoir, this accessory is suitable for granules, flakes, and powders. An adjustable slider allows you to manually control the amount dispensed, adapting to the size and appetite of different aquatic animals. Powered by two included AAA batteries, this system requires no electrical outlet. It is ideal for holidays or portable daily use, offering several months of uninterrupted operation. Installation is via an adjustable clamp on the edge of the tank or an adhesive strip under the lid. An included feeding ring limits food scatter, keeping the water in your standard square aquarium clean.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Power sourceBatteries
- AnimalFish
- ManoMano ReferenceME229892883
- MMID682044340927
- Product codeLINM-90380
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How to feed fish while you're on holiday
All fish owners will have asked themselves the same question at some point: how will my fish and tank cope while I'm on holiday? Luckily, there are a few different solutions to keep your fish happy from holiday feed to food blocks and automatic feeders. Read on to find out how to care for your fish when you're away.
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