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![]() "ParrotRob" wrote in message ... Hi. I'm going to be out of town from the middle of next week until the middle of the following week, about 7 days. I have a petsitter who comes in to take care of my cats and other stuff, but they only come once a day. To feed my marine (fish only) tank, I purchased a Penn-Plax "Daily Double" which feeds twice a day. Unfortunately, the humidity coming off of the top of the tank where it is mounted is causing the food in it to cake up and jam the feeder. Does anyone know a way I can avoid this with this unit? If not, does anyone know of a better way to feed them while away? I have used the dissolving-type food cubes in freshwater tanks before - do they make something like this suitable for my clowns, damsels and hermit crabs? as a keeper of freshwater fish I know that a week without food would be acceptable for adult fish. If your having a pet sitter come in once a day then why not just leave a measured amount of food in small sandwich bags out and have that person dump it into the tank. Once a day is plenty Rick |
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