Live Help Chat

free shipping on orders $49+

phone: 847-775-0640

Eheim

Eheim Dual Digital Aquarium Fish Feeder

MSRP: $89.99
$69.99
save : $20.00 ( 22% )
3 reviews Write a Review
PRICE MATCH Please, select required options.
SKU:
FO-FF200-D
Product Code:
929
  • Free Ground Shipping

  • Easy Returns

  • Safe Payments

  • Amazing Selection

Eheim Dual Digital Aquarium Fish Feeder

Intelligent, automatic fish feeder increases feeding options. Programmable feeder provides the best nutrition for your tropical aquarium fish by dispensing a varied diet. Twin chambers hold different types of fish foods including flakes, granules, sticks, or pellets. Accommodate various feeding levels (surface, mid-water, and bottom) by using sinking pellets, floating fish food, or slow-sinking granules. The two 80 ml capacity chambers can be controlled independently for custom feedings intervals. Uses 4 AA batteries.

Features:

  • Large display - all settings are visible
  • Permanent display of time
  • Permanent display of the feed setting
  • Up to 3 feed times in 24 hours
  • Up to 9 turns per feed time
  • Random feed time available
  • "Diet Function" - skips one day every 7 days
  • Battery life display (low battery) display

Eheim Dual Digital Aquarium Fish Feeder

Intelligent, automatic fish feeder increases feeding options. Programmable feeder provides the best nutrition for your tropical aquarium fish by dispensing a varied diet. Twin chambers hold different types of fish foods including flakes, granules, sticks, or pellets. Accommodate various feeding levels (surface, mid-water, and bottom) by using sinking pellets, floating fish food, or slow-sinking granules. The two 80 ml capacity chambers can be controlled independently for custom feedings intervals. Uses 4 AA batteries.

Features:

  • Large display - all settings are visible
  • Permanent display of time
  • Permanent display of the feed setting
  • Up to 3 feed times in 24 hours
  • Up to 9 turns per feed time
  • Random feed time available
  • "Diet Function" - skips one day every 7 days
  • Battery life display (low battery) display

 

Quick Start Up Guide

  • Open Battery compartment. Insert (4) AA batteries, being mindful of the polarity of the batteries.
  • Use Velcro® mounts to attach to aquarium.
  • Fill the feed compartment. The automatic feeder is suitable for most commercially available fish flakes, sticks, pellets, tablets, and other granular foods. Not for fresh or moist foods.
  • Fill the Feed Screws: Press 3 x -/+ buttons (Manual feeding in the Standard Mode).
  • Define the Feed Quantity.

Setting the Time
Press the SET button for 3 seconds until the "Hours" flash on the display.
Set the "Hours" with the minus/plus buttons. Confirm by pressing the SET button.
Set the 'Minutes" with the minus/plus buttons. Confirm by pressing the SET button.

Programming (per day)

  • Set "Hours" with the minus/plus buttons. Confirm by pressing the SET button. Set the "Minutes" and confirm by pressing the SET button. Set the number of rotations and confirm by pressing the SET button.

For Random Feeding:

  • Use -/+ to set between 23:00 and 00:00 hours to "rnd" function. Confirm by pressing the SET button. The feeder will then dispense food at random between 8:00 and 18:00 hours.
  • Set the number of rotations and confirm by pressing the SET button.
  • Set feed time for left Feed Screw. Set the "Hours" and confirm by pressing the SET button. Set the "Minutes" and confirm by pressing the SET button. Set the number of rotations for Feed Screw and confirm by pressing the SET button.

Pause Function
When the "Pause" symbol is activated, the unit will ignore programmed feed times for 24 hours after each six-day feeding cycle.

Product code: 929
Item No. FO-FF200-D

3 Reviews

  • 4
    Great feeder, need a large tank minimum

    Posted by Ken on Jul 22nd 2014

    This is a great feeder with lots of options you want, except one. The 'nail' as they call it, spins for a few seconds, which is still a lot even at the minimum setting. You definitely need to make sure that this amount is okay with your tank, as that is always going to be the minimum amount it gives and i wouldn't recommend it for anything less than a heavy stocked 10G or more. You will just be exposing the water to an extreme excess of food otherwise.

  • 5
    Excellent feeder

    Posted by kevin on Jan 18th 2012

    By far the best auto feeder I have used. Can feed 2 different foods at many different times and at different doses. It can feed any type of food, including large pellets for my Jaguar cichlid. Rarely jams and even when it does it can detect it, it sounds an alarm and displays ERR. Easy to reload and easy to take apart and clean. Dont waste your money on any other feeder, get this one.<br>The only down side is its a little annoying to program.

  • 5
    The Cadillac of automatic feeders

    Posted by Cichlidphile on Jul 5th 2009

    The Cadillac of feeders, with the pluses and minuses that implies.<br><br>Pluses:<br>- Powerful enough to work with Tetra Cichlid Sticks which I broke in half (painstakingly, one at a time) to better fit the feeders corkscrew mechanism. This is the only feeder Ive owned that could handle sticks, a crucial consideration for me because I own large South American cichlids (e.g. full grown Severums) that aren't crazy about small flake foods.<br>- flexible: dual feed hoppers which can hold different food(s) and can be individually programmed to deliver 1 to 3 turns of the corkscrew, 1 to 3 times a day<br>- precise: the corkscrews provide the most consistent delivery method Ive seen in any automatic feeder<br>- long battery life: I installed the 4 included Duracell alkalines on or about May 10 2009 and decided to leave it running after my return specifically to test battery life. Its been running on both feed hoppers ever since and as of July 5 2009 the battery indicator still indicates &quot;full&quot;.<br><br>Minuses:<br>- Requires familiarity with the instructions. Plan on spending at least half an hour figuring out the instructions, and at least another half an hour testing it with whatever food you are planning to use, so you can establish an appropriate feeding schedule for your fish. If you are unwilling to take the time, then its not for you.<br>- Every automatic feeder Ive owned tends to clog in the damp basement that is my fish room. Despite a sophisticated design that minimizes exposure to moisture this one still has a hard time with flake foods in this difficult environment, but the sticks worked fine.<br>- The only way Ive found to reprogram the unit is to wipe out the existing program and start over, I don't think you can modify an existing program. A minor annoyance, it isn't a big deal once you've run through the instructions a few times.<br><br>Note: Its a bulky unit, With a footprint of 4 inches long X 3 inches wide, nearly 5 inches high and with a feeding mechanism that adds about an inch to its length. This is both a plus and a minus. Its big enough to hold quite a bit of food, and its heavy enough to sit solidly on the top of the tank so you don't have to worry about it migrating out of place. Its also tall enough to minimize exposure of the feeding mechanism to tank water. (If this sounds contradictory to what I wrote above under Minuses, its not because I'm distinguishing between exposure to tank water vs. operating in a very humid environment.) The minus is that it takes up quite a bit of space on the top of the tank, so check the measurements before you buy. (I had no problem because I installed it on a 125 gallon tank with glass tops and separate strip lights, so all I had to do was move one of the strip lights.)<br><br>Summary: I took a chance on this feeder in the hope that it would keep my cichlids alive during a lengthy absence (over 3 weeks) and it came through with flying colors. Pricey but worth it, hence the 5 star rating.