Description
Keep a regular feeding routine with an automatic feeder that dispenses suitable dry fish food every 12 or 24 hours. The manual-feed button also lets you release an extra portion when you are at the aquarium.
This model is identified by SKU CJJJCWYC00190. It runs on two AA/R6 1.5 V batteries, so no mains cable is required at the aquarium. Set the outlet conservatively and watch several feed cycles before relying on the timer.
Feeding controls
- Choose a 12-hour or 24-hour automatic feeding interval.
- Use the manual-feed control for an additional portion when needed.
- Adjust the feed opening to suit the dry food and portion required.
- LED indicators show the selected operating mode.
Product details
| SKU | CJJJCWYC00190 |
|---|---|
| Feeding interval | Every 12 or 24 hours |
| Manual feeding | Available |
| Power | Two AA/R6 1.5 V batteries |
| Food type | Suitable dry fish food |
Setup and first use
- Fit two fresh AA/R6 1.5 V batteries with the polarity shown inside the battery compartment.
- Mount the feeder securely above the aquarium and keep the motor and battery compartment away from splashes.
- Add dry food that moves freely through the outlet.
- Start with a small opening, then run several test feeds into a container or supervised aquarium.
- Adjust the opening until one cycle releases the intended portion, then select the 12- or 24-hour interval.
Care and practical limits
Keep the food hopper dry because moisture can cause dry food to clump and block the outlet. Empty loose food before cleaning, wipe the feeder with a dry or slightly damp cloth, and do not immerse the motor or battery compartment. Replace the batteries when operation becomes inconsistent.
An automatic feeder supports a routine; it does not replace normal aquarium checks. Confirm that the mount stays secure, the outlet remains clear and the fish consume the portion without excess food collecting in the tank.
Frequently asked questions
How often does this feeder dispense food?
You can select an automatic feed every 12 hours or every 24 hours.
Can I release food manually?
Yes. Use the manual-feed control when you want an additional portion.
Which batteries does it use?
The feeder requires two AA/R6 1.5 V batteries.
What food should I use?
Use suitable dry fish food that passes through the adjustable outlet without sticking. Test the food and portion setting before leaving the feeder to run automatically.
Can I rely on it immediately after setup?
Run and observe several complete feed cycles first. This confirms the batteries, interval, outlet opening and portion are working together as intended.
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