The Tetra Connect Automatic Feeder is the first and probably still the only mainstream automatic fish feeder with wireless programming features. We first learned about the Tetra Connect Automatic Feeder in late 2019 and it’s taken some time for this…
Tetra Connect Automatic Feeder is App Controlled and only $49
The Tetra Connect Automatic Feeder is a part of a whole new generation of smart, connected device that is coming to us from a surprising company. Tetra is better known for making foods for various types of fish which can…
See how flake fish food is made
How It’s Made recently shared a video of fish food production that is pretty interesting. The show visited the Tetra factory in Germany to walk us through the process. The process is pretty mesmerizing and if you’ve ever wondered how…
Tetra myFeeder is Automatic Fish Feeding for a Range of Foods
The TetramyFeeder is a new automatic fish feeder to help make sure your fish get enough to eat. Whether you’re going on vacation or just want to automate some or all of the feeding of your aquarium, the myFeeder can…
As betta popularity grows, how will it impact the saltwater hobby?
Walking into a large pet store, you might find that lowly endcap of freshwater betta fish has now expanded with entire aisle of shelves dedicated to the Siamese fighting fish. The rising popularity of keeping this fish is fueling the…
Tetra keeps it classy with 55th anniversary Tetramin tin of fish mints
Tetra’s 55th anniversary tin bears the semblance of the original can of Tetramin flake food for aquarium fish even if the original Tetramin can was only made with a German label. The motifs and designs of the can above stay…
NitrateMinus Pearls from Tetra are a mainstream Biopellet
NitrateMinus Pearls from Tetra are the first Biopellet product offering from a multinational aquarium product manufacturer. We spotted these Nitrate Minus Pearls at the giant Tetra booth at InterZoo and it was a surprise to see these high tech reefing…
Tetra Marine Sea salt has been flirting with UK, not US
The United Kingdom has had access to Tetra’s new brand of sea salt for a few months now and here in the US we haven’t seen any blimp of it on the radar. The salt which is very affordable targets…
