Free shipping over £99| Target Species | Fish |
| Brand | Zoo Med |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Special Feature | Timer, Feeding Schedule, Adjustable |
| Color | Black |
Zoo Med BettaMatic Automatic Daily Betta Feeder, Black
£7.95
About this item
- Uses one AA size battery (battery included).
- Sample food included
- Automatically feeds your Betta once daily
- Kindly refer to the product description for Trouble Shooting Steps.
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3 reviews for Zoo Med BettaMatic Automatic Daily Betta Feeder, Black
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Camille Flatley –
This arrived the day we were leaving for 10 days. Bought 2 of them. Wasn’t sure if they were working because the flood rotates so slowly its hard to see if they’re working. However, they did work and worked well. Our fish were alive, the water was perfect, and there was some food on the top of the tank that had missed the hole, so it was definitely feeding the fish. Simple but very effective and good value for money.
Justina Hamill –
I’m going out of town for 10 days, and I was so worried about my betta friend. I clamped the feeder the edge of the filter box because I have a lip on my tank and it wouldn’t sit on it. I could have used the rails to lay it across, but the tank is half round and it felt a bit unstable. On a full round or square tank the rails would probably be just fine. I tested it a couple of times before I put it on the tank to see how much food it gives. It’s not particularly consistent, but droppped between one and four pellets per turn when I just turned it with my hand. The trick is make sure the scoop in the cone is in the right orientation for the direction it turns. It’s not ideal, but I expect it will keep my fish alive at least. I’m testing it on the tank for a few days to see how it works before I leave to be sure. If I find a problem when I get back from my trip, I’ll update this review. But for now it seems to be great.
Ms. Madisyn Lakin IV –
Treat it nicely and it will be reliable and function well. The ball and feeding cone are made from plastic, so you obviously can’t be rough with it. It has kept my betta happily fed and comfortable through many vacations and has taken over for my daily feedings, as well.Essentially, it works just like a small clock. Stick a battery in the back and listen closely; you can hear it ticking away. Imagine the feeding hole to be an hour hand and you know just how this little machine functions.