Do these tips work with the glass "Bloom" feeders? Want to buy them, but need to know if they will fit the feeding ports. J. Christensen
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The feed ports have to extend downward so the plastic can slide on them. I wasn't to pleased, because ants and bees still managed to get in.
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After years of trying every feeder out there, including glass feeders, I've found the Humzinger to be the best by far. Easy to clean, don't leak and my hummingbirds seem to love them. The package states Hummzinger and Excel and thinking about so many of my other feeders, i don't think they will fit yours.
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I bet you can use the Command heavy duty velcro strips. One side of the strip would stick on the back of the feeder and the other side on the aquarium. Just tear the feeder from the aquarium to remove for cleaning and attach it back when you're done. You can attach several strips to make it super secure. I use these all over the house.
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Hi, the feeder has a space at the center of the bottom of it that extends inward about 1 1/4" with a diameter maybe 1/2" or so. I would assume that is exactly what it is made to do. I do not think bracket mounting would be a great idea, but might work if doesn't bend the metal base which screws onto the clear plastic. I just tried a metal rod for size while the feeder was totally full and there were no problems or damage. Keep in mind that the top must come off to add the seed, and after a few birds the feeder will be bottom heavy anyway(that's good for pole mounting). I hope this helps. later
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not sure did you google that part? We needed the adapter (charger) and it did work for our feeder.
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The fish feeder works excellent with small and medium pellets. I have a large acqurium and even sometimes use large pellets and I have never had a problem. I happily recommend the fish feeder.
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I was asked by Amazon to answer your question, but, I don't know. Possibly you may be able to google that to find out. And just so you know, the water when it comes out of this tip, is VERY slow, I ended up throwing them out. If you want any kind of force from the water pic...these tips are not what you want.
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I don't use nectar; I just make plain sugar water. However, its made for both nectar and sugar water. There must be some issue with the feeder itself if the birds are not able to extract the sugar water from the holes. I have six of these exact feeders and there isn't a problem. I fill them up on day one and orioles and hummingbirds go at it. Other birds do try to feed but their beaks are too short. I would contact the seller.
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I use a regular household bottle brush with a sponge at the end (used exclusively for the feeders);I just checked & Amazon has several brushes for feeders. I DO recommend you ALSO get a few "mini" brushes; they are great to use to clean the feeding ports & openings inside the feeder. Also check & clean the threads where the bottle screws in...a favorite spot for black mold. By the way, it is recommended that you use just hot water (NO SOAP) to clean the feeder; a dilute bleach solution can be used if needed or if mold is forming. Fortunately this feeder is very easy to clean!
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I have not had a problem with the squirls chewing thru the feeding ports . I have had a squirl try to get seed from the feeder but he has not chewed or damaged my feeder.
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You can try contacting the Potter Co. These feeders are a good idea, but like most good ideas are not practical and the fitment of the glass is a major problem, too loose and allows movement of the glass and also they lack a cushioning gasket on the edges of the glass. Sorry you got burned on these feeders.
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I'm using it in an attempt to get my plumeria to bloom. My brother uses it quite successfully on his plumeria and says they are heavy feeders. Don't know about the desert rose though. I would think that anything that blooms would benefit?
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Yes!! I have bought two of these feeders and love them. I'll buy a third one in the fall.
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They probably would but you have to make sure you adjust them just right or the leak. I use them for my hummingbird feeders and if I adjust them carefully they just have a slow drip. If you don't they tend to leak.
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It seems like it would work with any feeder unless yours is HUGE I have a tall feeder that holds about a gallon of seed, it's a nice pole, hope this hrlps
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Yes I just got an onyx thistle feeder with microban. Also has the quick release bottom for easy cleanibg. I'm a big fan of Droll Yankee and have quite a few of them.
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It is tough to be certin because I don't own that model of feeder, but it will probably work. The guard tips are little rubber nipples that slip over a protruding part on the underside of the individual feeder hole. If that underside is flat on your model then it won't work, but if it has the protrusions then it should fit. The guard tips have a slit in the opposing end that the bird can stick its beak through, but that bees and other similar nuisance visitors cannot get past to the nectar. By the way, I bought this separate pack not knowing that the model feeder I purchased also included about a year's supply of guard tips, so I am good for a while. It is tough to be certin because I don't own that model of feeder, but it will probably work. The guard tips are little rubber nipples that slip over a protruding part on the underside of the individual feeder hole. If that underside is flat on your model then it won't work, but if it has the protrusions then it should fit. The guard tips have a slit in the opposing end that the bird can stick its beak through, but that bees and other similar nuisance visitors cannot get past to the nectar. By the way, I bought this separate pack not knowing that the model feeder I purchased also included... » Read More It is tough to be certin because I don't own that model of feeder, but it will probably work. The guard tips are little rubber nipples that slip over a protruding part on the underside of the individual feeder hole. If that underside is flat on your model then it won't work, but if it has the protrusions then it should fit. The guard tips have a slit in the opposing end that the bird can stick its beak through, but that bees and other similar nuisance visitors cannot get past to the nectar. By the way, I bought this separate pack not knowing that the model feeder I purchased also included about a year's supply of guard tips, so I am good for a while. « Show Less
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Yes, but you need to crush it very fine, and be very careful with how you set the feeding door. Large flakes will block it, and you may end up with the feeder not feeding at all.