water vapour hindering feeding
 

My Automatic feeder drops fish food into the top entry hole of a aquarium
via a 'plastic funnel'.

The inside of the funnel must be getting quite moist from the rising water
vapour, because fish food keeps sticking to the inside and then builds up;
to the extent I have to clean it every few days. So I think not much food
would actually get to the fish if I went away for a week or two.

Are there any nifty tricks to prevent the food sticking to the inside of the
funnel? Thanks.

water vapour hindering feeding
 

On Jun 10, 4:55*am, "john royce" wrote:
My Automatic feeder drops fish food into the top entry hole of a aquarium
via a 'plastic funnel'.

The inside of the funnel must be getting quite moist from the rising water
vapour, because fish food keeps sticking to the inside and then builds up;
to the extent I have to clean it every few days. * So I think not much food
would actually get to the fish if I went away for a week or two.

Are there any nifty tricks to prevent the food sticking to the inside of the
funnel? * *Thanks.

yep, quit being a ****ing lazy ass and feed em by hand like most folks
do

water vapour hindering feeding
 

john royce wrote:
My Automatic feeder drops fish food into the top entry hole of a aquarium
via a 'plastic funnel'.

The inside of the funnel must be getting quite moist from the rising water
vapour, because fish food keeps sticking to the inside and then builds up;
to the extent I have to clean it every few days. So I think not much food
would actually get to the fish if I went away for a week or two.

Are there any nifty tricks to prevent the food sticking to the inside of the
funnel? Thanks.



Is the funnel really necessary, and can it be removed? If that's not
possible then try to make it shorter, or enlarge the opening.

water vapour hindering feedingQuit being such a lazy bastardand feed the fish like everyone else does .by hand or are you too busywanking your joint like TYNK does
 

On Jun 10, 9:53*am, Tynk wrote:
On Jun 10, 4:55*am, "john royce" wrote:

My Automatic feeder drops fish food into the top entry hole of a aquarium
via a 'plastic funnel'.

The inside of the funnel must be getting quite moist from the rising water
vapour, because fish food keeps sticking to the inside and then builds up;
to the extent I have to clean it every few days. * So I think not much food
would actually get to the fish if I went away for a week or two.

Are there any nifty tricks to prevent the food sticking to the inside of the
funnel? * *Thanks.

yep, quit being a ****ing lazy ass and feed em by hand like most folks
do