Automatic Feeding System from Neptune Systems Delivers the Goods

The new Automatic Feeding System from Neptune Systems should be a big hit for Apex fans. An already great feeder gets a lot better when connected to the Apex AquaController - allowing you to schedule pumps off around feeding time or even turn off the feeder if your ORP drops. With a sealed drum to keep out moisture and that helps keep the food from going stale, as well as an adjustable gate for different size foods, the AFS is a nice fishfood feeder. The AFS is coming next month with an MSRP of $99.95. Specs below.






The feeding gate slides to adjust for different foods or amounts per serving. Also note o-ring in lid to seal in food.


Adjustable mounting clip extends up to two inches so it will work in almost every aquarium configuration.


Additional AFS features and benefits:

• Feeds pellet or flake food in varying amounts Apex can be set so that the AFS will feed from one time to as many times as you like throughout the day
• Connects via the Apex Aquabus “Stay Dry” system has a sealed food container that extends and retracts for each feeding. This keeps food dry and prevents clumping and clogging.
• The lowest setting feeds just a few grains of pellet food so multiple small feedings are possible
• Allows for optimal feeding — small amounts many times a day
• Feedings can be combined with other operations such as powering off return pumps, skimmer, etc. and then automatically turning them back on after a set amount of time.
• Adjustable mounting clip extends up to two inches (or velcro can be used) so it will work in almost every aquarium configuration.
• Includes 110V or 220V power transformer.
• Includes 10′ AquaBus-mini Cable Compatible with the Apex, Apex Lite, and Apex Jr. AquaControllers.
• Multiple feeders can be daisy-chained together so that you can have more feed for extended periods away from home or if you want to feed two different kinds of foods.
• Value priced at $99.95 MAP/MRP

More:
Automatic Feeding System | Neptune Systems


Note:
If you don't have an Apex, but think this fishfood feeder is the best you've seen, you can buy it from Lifegard with a digital timer built in for a lot less money:

 

This is perfect. Definitely puttin an Apex on my shopping list

 

agreed this will make fish that require multiple feeding a day a lot easier to keep

 

Hmmm.. saw it on Amazon for $55. where on earthis $38

 

Neptune has so much exciting product in the pipeline right now.

 

Matt, if you saw the bag the food came in, you'd know who manufactures it.

Hint:


The third week of November will be an exciting one.

 

I might get one of these

 

Don't ask me. Ask Gresham.

matt

 

And if the picture wasn't enough of a hint, you can Reed between that line.

 

I can't say anything, sorry.