EKOMIXO Fish Feeder Battery with Air Connection

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EKOMIXO Fish Feeder Battery with Air Connection

Search  Advanced Search View Cart   Checkout     Location:  Home » Supplies » Accessories » EKOMIXO Fish Feeder Battery with Air Connection    Categories • Supplies Related Categories •  Accessories Houses Habitats Pet Supplies Categories Home Garden •  Seafood Flavor (feature_browse-bin) Pet Supplies (12923371) Refinements Home Garden •  Fish Aquatic Pets Pet (target_audience_browse-bin) Pet Supplies (12923371) Refinements Home Garden Subcategories • Aquarium Decor • Aquarium Heaters • Aquarium Hoods • Aquarium Lights • Aquarium Stands • Bedding Substrate • Cleaners • Cooling Fans • Habitat Decor • Habitat Lighting • Heat Lamps Heat Emitters • Humidity Gauges • Hydrometers • Kennel Covers • Kennel Food Water Cups • Ladders, Perches Swings • Mats Pads • Nesting Gravel Paper • Pumps Filters • Seed Guards Catchers • Tank Tops Covers • Thermometers • Water Treatments Test Kits • Algae-Eaters • Bettas • Bottom-Feeders • Cichlids • Freshwater Fish • Goldfish • Hermit Crabs • Invertebrates • Marine Fish • Pond Fish • Reef Fish • Specialty Fish • Tropical Fish EKOMIXO Fish Feeder Battery with Air Connection  enlarge  Brand: Hydor Category: Pet Products Buy New: $29.99 (On sale from $37.99) You Save: $8.00 (21%) New (8) Used (1) from $24.99 Avg. Customer Rating: 6 reviews Sales Rank: 17123 Media: Misc. Size: Feeder is 3" x 5 3/4" x 2 1/2" high. Shipping Weight (lbs): 2 Dimensions (in): 3 x 3 x 6 MPN: M01201 Model: M01201 UPC: 841421000435 EAN: 0841421000435 ASIN: B0002Z7VQY Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Customer Reviews: Showing reviews 6-6 of 6  « PREV   1 2 Not dry.   January 2, 2007  0 out of 1 found this review helpful I purchased this item because it claims to have effective means to prevent the food from getting wet and from clogging. Sadly, both clogging and wetness occurred. No user error here and this isn't my first feeder. I returned to find the food wet and breeding some sort of weevily gnat insect, resulting in *serious* problems in my tank. To be fair, this did occur in the humid month of August in New York and the strain proved beyond the model's capabilities (still, I was absent for only 3 day). Maybe splashback from the fish was a problem. Probably fine with day-to-day feeding in nonhumid climates, but why not just get a cheap, basic model for that?