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An auto-feeder hangs on the rim and feeds each fish from its hopper the moment it gets hungry. There are 3, unlocking from level 22 to level 48, and each holds a hopper of meals: one meal keeps one fish fed for as long as that food would by hand. The gauge says in hours how long the food will last for the fish you have now.
Feeder meals count toward quality just like the same meal by hand, but they earn no XP and no coins, so [feeding by hand](https://fishies.lol/wiki/mechanics/feeding) still pays more. A feeder never feeds your tutorial fish or a legendary fish, and when the hopper runs dry it simply stops. Refilling it with flake is free.
Feeder meals count toward quality just like the same meal by hand, but they earn no XP and no coins, so [feeding by hand](https://fishies.lol/wiki/mechanics/feeding) still pays more. A feeder never feeds your tutorial fish or a legendary fish, and when the hopper runs dry it simply stops. Refilling it with flake is free. Grown fish get hungry far less often than growing ones, so a hopper lasts much longer in an aquarium of grown fish.
## Pellets and brine shrimp in the hopper
When you refill a feeder you choose what goes in: flake, free as always, or pellets or brine shrimp at their usual price. You pay when you refill, for the meals that go in. A meal costs what that food costs for the fish in the aquarium, averaged by how often each one eats. If your coins run short, the feeder takes as many meals as they buy. Flake is never refused.
When you refill a feeder you choose what goes in: flake, free as always, or pellets or brine shrimp at their usual price. You pay when you refill, for the meals that go in. A meal costs what that food costs for the fish in the aquarium, averaged by how often each one eats, and a grown fish's meal costs half. If your coins run short, the feeder takes as many meals as they buy. Flake is never refused.
A hopper holds one food at a time. Switching food empties it first: pellets or brine shrimp left in it come back as the coins they cost, and leftover flake is let go. A pellet or brine shrimp meal from the feeder does what it does by hand: pellets keep a fish fed twice as long, brine shrimp three times as long, put health back and count as a perfect meal toward quality, and the gauge counts that in. It still earns no XP and no coins.