Being stuck with an AquaPro feeder doesn't necessarily imply one can't afford a quality feeder. When someone buys a fish feeder, such as the one marketed and distributed by AquaPro, one would think it would feed fish. In the case of the AP feeders, this is not necessarily true. Their marketing leads one to believe this feeder will reliably broadcast food. As I can attest; it does not.
I’m not an industrial engineer, nor do I care to dismantle and redesign a feeder in order to accommodate different varieties of food. My efforts end when the batteries are charged, food is poured into the hopper and the feeder is pointed in the right direction. In this regard the AquaPro feeder is a big zero. I’ll chalk this one up to a lesson learned and look to upgrade. In the meantime, AquaPro has one seriously disgruntled customer.
