Automatic Fish Feeder for Aquarium - Auto Fish Food Dispenser for Turtle Tank with USB Cable, LCD Display, Timer, Fish Feeder for Vacation Weekend Holiday, with Feeder Spoon

As someone who’s serious about aquarium care, the Papettly Automatic Fish Feeder has earned a permanent spot in my setup. I’ve taken multiple trips with zero issues—no missed feedings, no malfunctions, and complete peace of mind.It handles both pellet and flake food smoothly, dispensing consistent portions without clogging or overfeeding. The design is efficient and easy to use. I also really appreciate the battery life—it does need to be charged occasionally, but not often. One full charge lasts a long time, which makes it super low-maintenance.If you're looking for a dependable, travel-friendly feeder that keeps your tank on track without the hassle, this one’s a win.

I like this feeder a lot. It clamps to the side and is rechargeable. The individual compartments (I think 20) allows you to feed exactly the amount you want and it comes with a filling spoon. I use it to feed sinking sticks, flakes, and other varieties. You can schedule multiple feedings per day easily.

So far so good. Had a little trouble initially adding smaller pellets with larger then trying to keep empty chamber aligned. Cleaned out restarted with the larger pellets, now working well. Will update on charge later.

I absolutely LOVE this feeder!!!!! Once you read the directions, it is easy to program. The food slots are really kind of small and so filling it can get messy which is why I fill it over a plate. The battery life is amazing and rarely needs to recharged. This has completely put my mind at ease when going on a weekend get away! High;y recommend!

I have two of these. One I use for my betta tank at my office. I feed once a day, and the battery needs to be recharged (which happens fast) every 2-3 months, recharging at about half battery. What I love about this is is allows for very accurate portion control with the compartment. The downside to the compartments is that you can only get 1 week of feeding twice daily, 5 days of 3 daily feedings, but over 2 weeks with daily feedings. The compartments also allow you to mix multiple types of food (if you need to feed an algae wafer every week, it is easily done). It has been perfectly reliable, and is the best auto feeder on the market for the money. Cannot recommend enough.

I loved this product until it quit working. But honestly, I still love it once you figure out the directions. The battery lasts at least a month or more. I have left my fish unattended for more than a month and not had any problems and only had one bar gone on my battery indicator. I have been leaving my 55 gallon tank for several weeks at a time, and my feeders do work about 75% of the time, but there are times when I come back and I see that it hasn't dispensed food at all and I too, like some other commenters have lost fish over the dispenser not working correctly. I've been trying to diagnose it since I really do like these feeders, and I think the times that it doesn't function has to do with some type of programming error that I'm not aware of. To set the frequency you do have to hold the up and down arrow together at the same time for about one to two seconds. I do think the failures have something to do with using the Manuel button. I think it takes it off of its schedule but there is no indicator that it's in "manual" mode. I have pushed that button before I leave the house to make sure everything is functioning properly.. I hate to give a poor review because when it works, it works really great, and given the fact that I'm gone for two weeks or more at a time I would say overall it works, but then as a fish keeper, you have nerves worrying about the one time that it doesn't work in coming home to dead fish. As a note to most fish keepers, you can easily get away with feeding your fish once every other day, it also depends on the breed, etc., but that setting allows this feeder to extend to feed for a whole month, which I have done successfully and not lost any fish. It's a misnomer that fish need to eat every day or even multiple times a day, if you're keeping some of the most common breeds. I do think this is a good product. I think you just have to be very careful about how you program it.

Product works exactly as advertised. Battery last a long time without needing a recharge. I use this to program a 3 am feeding for my plecos in my tank, because all my other fish gobble up their food if I do it anytime during the day.

Update to one star, literally the day I grabbed this to go on vacation again. Have had this for 5 months, used for 2 weeks and the automation feature is not working.All of the times are set, they have one dot, the daily interval is set to 1, everything matched the instructions and reviews.... And it just doesn't dispense automatically. The manual dispense option works like a charm, but it's not running as expected. Very frustrating for me and my fish....This was perfect for my week long trip-- it kept my fish fed and was one less thing for my car sitter to worry aboutFunctionality - the programming is confusing, I'm still not sure if I have it set for twice a day or not, but it at least goes once! I'd suggest improving the instructions a little, or making a video for itCapacity - good for goldfish pellets, and holds a decent sized scoop. To dispense it slides open a little trap door, then closes back up and spins the wheels. Nifty.Battery Life - good so far, lasted the entire week and a couple days till I turned it off.The only thing I had an issue with was the ability to clamp it on my tank. It will only work if you have a tank with straight sides, or a very thin ledge. My lid sits on an extruding ledge at the top so the clamp couldn't make a connection on both the outside and inside. My workaround was to sit it on top of the lid right above a small opening in the back where the filter is. It dispensed straight down into the water and as long as I didn't accidentally nudge the feeder away from that hole it worked perfectly. The fish learned the sound of the feeder and knew where in the tank to be!