🐠 Enhanced Fish Mate P7000 Automatic Pond Fish Feeder Review

Just in time. Assembly was easy. The settings were a little tricky to figure out, but I figured it out in the end. I have it on the lowest setting and once a day to feed 13 goldfish and dozens of mosquitofish in a 140 gallon pond and have enough food for them. Sometimes I need extra food when I'm at home. I was a bit hesitant at first based on all the other reviews, but so far everything is working great. The pond is under a covered porch so the feeder does not get wet and is not in direct…

We bought this feeder to feed our koi during a long holiday. We live in a village with no neighbors who could come any day. We filled the feeder and set it to feed once a day, then let it sit for two months. Lining works perfectly! When we got home it was almost empty. I put it in 5 gallons. a bucket with a couple of small drainage holes in the bottom and a vent hole in the lid, I cut a hole in the side for the spout to protrude and hung it six feet above the center of the pond. The raccoons…

Very cool automatic feeder! The instructions were a little confusing, but I managed. I understand why there are a lot of negative reviews from the reviews. Thank you for sharing your rain and rain cover ideas. I also made one for my feeder. The materials were from Walmart and the total cost was about $12. Bucket $2.58. Cap $1.17. Plastic Faucet Elbow $4.79. Silicone $3.00. Place. A hole in the side of the bucket to allow the spout to protrude. You don't want wet/water vapor to build up, so…

I am not satisfied with the Fish Mate P7000 automatic pond fish feeder. I have had this product for a little over a year and have had to return it once during that time. Now, a little over a year later, it's not working again. The P7000 has a nice, sleek design, a simple user interface (when it's running), and it packs a lot of punch. But it keeps breaking down. We use this open water feeder and it is in a covered area. We built a special feeding box to house the P7000 to keep it protected from

This is our second pond feeder from the same brand. The first attachment of the feeder simply screws onto the attachment slightly and can be easily lifted by animals such as raccoons. I sealed it with heavy duty tape. The number buttons on the display broke and the feeder itself was difficult to program. It's an odd design that requires screw anchors to be attached to a solid object like a board and then the entire feeder has to be taken apart to put in new C batteries if needed. Those…

Bought holiday just a week ago as we realized regular holiday food would not do for our carp pond. Read so many reviews of different products and realize that this is our best option. We thought we figured it out before we left town but returned home to a pond that was severely overfed and our largest koi were dead. Our pond pump also stopped while we were away - possibly as a result of a storm - so we can't be sure what led to us losing 3 big fish, probably a 'comedy of mistakes' situation…

This product works great if you figure out a few things first. It's pretty easy to put together and seems like a good design. You must follow the programming instructions. First you set the clock, then go through and set up up to three feedings per day with a specific amount of food for each feeding. You will need to go through the calibration portion of the process to measure how much feed is being dispensed at level 10 and then adjust the feed amount up or down based on your specific fish…