Cwepady New 2nd Gen Auto Fish Feeder with Camera

I gotta say, this fish feeder is a game changer for us folks who love our fish but can't always be around. The setup was a breeze with the app, and I love peeking at my little swimmers through the HD camera, even in the dark. It's like having a fish babysitter right in your phone. The food capacity is just right for our big ol' tank, and those alerts are a lifesaver when the food's running low. No more worrying while on vacation or during long work trips. The mounting was a piece of cake too, fit perfectly on my tank, and I didn't need to fuss with any extra tools. If you're looking for something to keep your fish fed and happy while you're away, this is definitely worth it. Makes me wonder how I ever managed without it!

WiFi Automatic Fish Feeder We didn't have any problems setting this up to test it out. So far, it's doing what it's supposed to. We are using small pellets for a baby turtle, and it works out fine. The machine is not designed for flakes, mealworms, or similar items. An important thing to know is that even though it's USB powered, the device needs 2 amp power to work. If you plug the USB cable into a charger that's only 1 amp, as a lot of them are, it won't connect or do anything but sit there and just blink and pout. It does state this in the instructions, but that could be easily missed.. :( See the pictures for info on checking the power output. To set up the wifi, switch your phone to 2.4, and after the feeder is all set up, you can switch the phone back to 5 or whatever it was. The power for the camera is through a cable and a magnet that only fits one way. The only way to use the camera is to attach it with the included double-sided tape. There are two options to fit this feeder to an aquarium. Use the clamp or the double-sided tape and the included adapter. And of course, you have to download and register the iCSee Home app to use and program the feeder. :) Once you set it up, it's on its own and pretty easy to use. Just remember to fill it with food, or it will remind you with notifications. We haven't gone on vacation yet to test it, but for now just testing it seems to work.

I have a 60 gallon freshwater tank and was traveling for 4 days. This feeder worked perfectly and the camera was an extra bonus. Easily assembled. The only thing I would add is that I had to purchase a mesh to put over my lid, because I had to leave it open while gone. This would prevent fish from possibly jumping out. Also, test the food portions outside the tank before leaving. Highly recommend.