Effortless Aquarium Care: Automatic Fish Feeder with LCD Screen, Perfect for Vacation Feeding of Betta, Goldfish, Turtle, Koi – Battery Operated Timer Ensures Precise Dispensing

Moisture-Proof Design: 🌊 Never worry about stale fish food again! The feeder’s moisture-proof design ensures the freshness of strips, powders, granules, and flakes, maintaining the nutritional value for your aquatic companions.

Manual & Auto Mode: ⏰ Take control of feeding schedules effortlessly. The aquarium automatic fish feeder offers both manual and auto modes, giving you the flexibility to enjoy your vacation while ensuring your fish are fed consistently.

Adjustable Feeding Amount & 9 Feeds: 🍽️ Customize feeding routines to suit your fish’s needs. This feeder allows precise calibration for up to 3 feedings a day, with 3 rounds per feeding. The adjustable slider lets you control the amount dispensed, preventing overfeeding.

Large Capacity & 2 Installation Methods: 🔄 Versatile installation options for convenience. With a 200ML capacity, this feeder can handle extended periods. Choose between rotating the base 360 degrees for glass wall attachment or secure it with double-sided stickers, adapting to your tank’s setup effortlessly.

LCD Screen & Easy Setup: 📺 Stay informed with the LCD screen, displaying scheduled feeding times. Setting up the feeder is a breeze – just press a button on the settings page and experience the joy of effortless fish care.

Battery Operated for Uninterrupted Feeding: 🔋 No power outlet near your tank? No problem! The feeder operates on batteries, ensuring uninterrupted feeding even in areas without electrical access.

Suitable for Various Fish Types: 🐠 From Betta to Koi, this feeder caters to all. Its versatility in handling different fish foods and accommodating various species makes it a must-have for any aquarium enthusiast.

360° Rotation for Even Distribution: 🔄 Ensure every corner of your tank gets covered! The feeder’s 360° rotation feature guarantees even distribution of food, preventing any area from being neglected during feeding sessions.