can this also be used as a fish feeder? I notice it looks identical to the fish feeder
1830802
Depends what you feed them, usually food must be crushed and this opening is big, built to accommodate much larger pallets of turtle food
1830803
Can't see why not. There is a little door with notches that you can set to release set amounts of food. Test it with the flakes or food to see how much is dropped out as the feeder turns. It is a nice little feeder. Just make sure your batteries are charged.
1830804
Yes, you can adjust the amount of food you dispense. I like this one as it holds more food and easy to load the food.
412096
No, this feeder is designed for larger aquariums and would be too much food for one fish.
1468825
I wish I had a clear answer for you but I just believe that as convenient the feeder should/could be it's just not that well designed. I would suggest asking the manufacturer or sending it back and getting a new one or a refund.
2087897
Possibly, if you're feeding a small amount for a small number of fish. But I'd worry about it lasting that long. Otherwise a good product, though. I've used it for a 10-day period feeding a relatively large amount twice a day and the fish were pretty happy when I got back, with food left in the bin.
2061955
You should be fine with this feeder. There is a little sliding "door" that adjusts for the size of the food and the amount you want to fall out per feeding. The big button in the back will allow you to test the food quantity that is dropped before you have to wait for any timer setting you have set. I've used this with very tiny turtle pellets and with the turtle sticks. It does well with different types of food. The only thing I didn't like it with was fish flakes.They tend to stick because of the moisture. But pellets and sticks work just fine in my experience.
356068
I don't believe caked food would work for this type of feeder. It's meant for seeds.
1767415
actually, this can be used as both a fishing rod holder AND a microscope. very popular with marine biologists.
12290
Yes I think so. I put mine in a tote with a pump just to circulate the water to feed my fish it lasted most of the summer.
1233695
Yes, it is possible. You will have to get something like a plumbing floor flange, which you then screw into the base of the feeder. Screw the whole assembly onto a threaded lead or PCV pipe you have sunk into the ground. This is what I did with this bluebird feeder and I painted the pipe a forest green. Did the same thng with the two bluebird nest boxes we have, as well.
838281
Yes, you can use this products with fish. This product will not hurt the fish. It is not intended for plant-only tanks.
474157
Should be.....I use mine to feed my fish. I have 2 of these and set up 1 for A.M. feeding & other for P.M. feeding when away for several days
376389
It could be if it was smaller than the size of the plastic piece that fits in to the feeder. However, I would not recommend purchasing this feeder, it is not made very well and broke within a few months of using it.
1097688
This is more for feeding chickens. Idk how you could turn into hummingbird feeder.
1624939
There is an opening at the top of the bowl. No problem at all to feed the fish.
711068
I don't think so, here you have a couple of my toughts:1-this asset is not waterproof2-depending of how many product you use every time to feed your fishes, doesnt gonna work due the max quantity.3-doesnt works well with tablets, I didnt tried with sticks but I dont think will be the best (is good for granules)BTW. I have it on my aquarium between the top glass and the cover (with light) and the humidity is affecting the food creating like balls of food.hope it works
122575
The picture shows the hook from which it can be hung. There is a hole on the bottom that is designed to slip over a post. Without seeing your railing, it is hard to know how you might mount it, but if it is a wooden railing and you don't mind drilling into it, you could mount the feeder on a dowel round inserted into a hole in the railing.
1947380
Absolutely not!!! You lift up the lid on top of the feeder, and pour the food in. It falls into a well and a bowl under it, but if you put water in it it would just pour out onto the floor. There is no way you could use it as a waterer, except for the bowl the food sits in. It would defeat the purpose of the feeder.