Automated feeding ideas?

[SamMule]

Long story short, I will be away from my tanks quite a bit this summer.
I can stretch out water changes and have an ATO. Just got set up for automated dosing as well.
However, I have not figured out a good solution for automated feeding. I have one of those battery powered rotary feeders that I have used in the past, but I just haven't had good luck with the pellets. Tank has been on a frozen and nori diet for the last couple of years.

Is there some sort of liquid food I could run through a dosing pump or something similar? I will be gone for up to a week at a time.

I have a yellow tang, lawnmower blenny, and 3 wrasses to feed.

 

[BeanAnimal]

Puchase an Avast Plank feeder and never look back. Best feeder out there, without question.

Use their reef jerky along with your flake or pellets and if you don't have a controller you can use a simple timer from Amazon

@AVAST Marine what timers are people using?

 

[topjimmy]

Puchase an Avast Plank feeder and never look back. Best feeder out there, without question.

Use their reef jerky along with your flake or pellets and if you don't have a controller you can use a simple timer from Amazon

@AVAST Marine what timers are people using?

I have my plank setup as a doser on my GHL controller. I think it is the best feeder on the market.

 

[Ajayabb]

Also using a plank feeder. Feeding freeze dried mysis and pellets controlled by a smart plug. I feed throughout the day small amounts of food Works great

 

[Naekuh]

Is there some sort of liquid food I could run through a dosing pump or something similar? I will be gone for up to a week at a time.

it will rot inside the tubing, and you will unleash a new can of worms that you don't want.

 

[SamMule]

That plank feeder sounds legit. Can I just use a timed outlet as a controller?