The Fine X Feeder takes the chore of cleaning rabbit feeders and makes it the simplest part of your day. Broken pellets and dust from crumbled food aren't appealing to rabbits, and sifting and spooning them out of the food is time-consuming and messy. With the Fine-X Feeder, the work is done for you.
This unit consists of a durable metal feeder frame, which features attached rivets and flanges that form a trough and part of the back. Attached to the rivets is a piece of hardware cloth. When food pellets are put into the feeder, they are forced to roll down over the hardware cloth, which effectively sifts most of the dust and broken pellets out. The edible food collects in the trough below and is ready for your rabbits.
Simple to use and effective, this feeder provides your bunnies with plenty of fresh, tasty food and eliminates the hassle of feeding time. It is available in your choice of sizes; choose from the 20-ounce capacity feeder (5.5 inches wide) or the 42-ounce capacity feeder (7.5 inches wide).
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Dimensions
5.5W inches , 7.5W inches
Capacity
20 oz. , 42 oz.
Brand
Bass Equipment
Size: 20 ounces, 42 ounces
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Comments about Bass Equipment Fine X Feeder:
This thing looked great when we purchased it, but when I filled it up with food and went to hang it on the cage it keeps wanting to fall/lean forward to where some food keeps spilling out. The rabbit has found it easy to dump as well. I've had to do a little problem solving to make it work. I had to use 3 clothes pins at the top portion to keep the feeder flush with the cage. Now it doesn't lean/dump over. Sucks when you have to "jerry rig" something you just bought that you thought would work great... Works good now that I fixed the problem.
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Q1: How do you install the feeder?
A: For the 7.5" wide feeder you need to cut a 8" x 2" hole in the cage. This will allow the feed trough to pass though the front of the cage. Once the feeder is in position the feeder wires will lock the feeder in place by snapping over the horizontal wire on the cage front.
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Hayneedle.com response:Thank you for your review! Customer satisfaction is our top priority and we stand behind our products. We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If there are any issues with the feeder upon arrival please contact our Customer Care Center where a representative will be happy to help you.