I love automation :)

[Bruce Spiegelman]

World’s First automatic Frozen Fish Food Feeder set to debut | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog

In the world of automatic fish food feeders, the category does not exist, yet. However, we’ve been following InD Creations for several months now on their progress towards achieving their Automatic…

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[sfsuphysics]

For $200 my fish can do with dry food while I'm away from the tank

 

[Bruce Spiegelman]

A lot of folks have fish that won't eat dried.

 

[Rostato]

A lot of folks have fish that won't eat dried.

So needy

 

[jccaclimber]

So needy

True. Some of us end up traveling a lot for work and don’t want to change the feeding routine every 4th week. Probably not for me, but it isn’t as if all the pellet feeders out there are cheap either.

 

[jccaclimber]

All that said, the approach is ok, the screen seems an unnecessary cost, and only 7 cubes is disappointing.

 

[MolaMola]

Sounds at least like a great jumpstart for auto feeding frozen food, leading to future options and also fresh or refrigerated food feeders

 

[The_Lazy_Reefer]

Just saw that as well and hit them up. The current hopeful price point for them is 250$. I agree with the future versions of this may be viable but that’s a whole lotta money to feed some frozen.

 

[sfsuphysics]

A lot of folks have fish that won't eat dried.

Well there is a reason I said "*my* fish". it is a level of convenience that is out of MY price range for lazy

Besides I tell my fish when I leave that this is the food you're getting, so eat it or go hungry.

 

[ofzakaria]

Am so looking forward to this..
I stopped using dry cause it was adding po4 and other junk. I found it to be very hard to keep ULNS with dry or flakes...

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