Need advice about leaving aquarium on auto pilot

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We just lost our beloved Chocolate Lab. Only thing tying us down now is aquarium. Can someone tell me what food they use in auto feeder. I'm also wondering for a week or so should I remove socks or leave them in? Any help would be appreciated. Just want to run away from this pain.
 
We just lost our beloved Chocolate Lab. Only thing tying us down now is aquarium. Can someone tell me what food they use in auto feeder. I'm also wondering for a week or so should I remove socks or leave them in? Any help would be appreciated. Just want to run away from this pain.

Pellets and flakes. Do u have a Neptune apex
 
Personally I use the neptunes pellets with the Apex Autofeeder. Other foods work but Apex designed a pellet specifically for there feeder, and the fish seem to love it. I have had problems with feeding inconsistant amounts of non Apex pellets.
 
I have used the ehiem for pellets that are round. My auto feeder has an adjustable opening to lessen food quantity. I test it out over a plate to see how much food comes out and set it for once a day. I would say a week is ok for the filter socks, considering how bad you want to leave. I felt the same way a few months ago.

Good luck, and feel better
 

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