Eheim Feed-Air Fish Feeder Everyday Unit

Not worth for the price. Got the same Moisture related issues in this feeder also.

We get feeder between Rs.700-800, looks like some typo error.

I will start off by saying I definitely love fish. At the time I used these for vacation, I had 4 tanks set up (took one down due to downsizing), and still have 3 running with various fish from large (10-12") in one tank down to the smallest ones (0.5-1") in the other three tanks, and these feeders worked amazingly well for all of them.I took a week long vacation for the holidays in December, and set up four of these feeders (one on each tank). Three of the feeders were filled with flakes, which worked excellent in them, and one was set up with medium-size sinking pellets for my large oscar.The scheduling was very easy to set up once I knew what buttons to push in what order, though, keep in mind the timings are set up in 24hr time, so, a bit of converting may be in order if you are on 12hr time.The variable amounts with the slider worked great with the flakes, but were more fiddly with the pellets, and I had to take packing tape and tape off half of the hole to only drop a small amount that my oscar could grab or manage at a time, so, if you're dealing with a single fish or a few fish, keep this trick in mind.I was surprised at how waterproof the canister for the food is, as it rests with the opening facing above it, and the fact that it does not keep the opening above the water and just slide a door open to feed makes sure the food does not get wet or clump up and block the opening.All and all, a reliable feeder from a brand that does a wonderful job to relieve worry when one is away from their tanks for a while.

Easy to set up

Had it in a humid environment running for almost 5 weeks while on a trip. No fish casualties. No caking of Hikari mini pellets. The pellets seemed dry and still fresh upon inspection. Therefore, the built in active ventilation seems to work efficiently enough. Like with all drum feeders, the amount of food dispersed is not always consistent, but as long as it do not overfeed or underfeed consistently, it can tide you over even during a prolonged absence.I wish the programming was more flexible (every other day but a larger portion rather than to rely on daily on the smallest opening and maybe risk food build up with flakes).

I bought 3 of these for 3 tanks. I've had them for about 3 months and they seem to work well. The problem I've had is figuring out the proper size to break the flakes up into. Too small of flakes seem to pour out too much even with the gate closed way down, too large of flakes don't seem to dispense well. Still, I'm happy with them! They are great when on vacation and also when I'm lazy and don't feel like getting off the couch to feed the fish.

bought this to replace a wifi feeder, that would freeze and stop dispensing food. yes, this one has no wifi and is battery operated. yet, once you figure out the programming, is very dependable.