Automatic aquarium lighting and fish feeding device

An automatic aquarium lighting and fish feeding device comprising in combination a flat plate of dimensions to fit the top of an aquarium;

• a timer of the type having a revolving face and "ON" and "OFF" tabs;
• at least one rod attached to said "ON" tab and at right angles to said rotating face;
• a circular turntable located in front of said timer, rotating on a center pin which is fixed to said plate;
• a wall attached to the periphery of the turntable provided with equally spaced notches in its upper edge by means of which the said timer rod engages the turntable to cause it to rotate;
• a ring of the same width as the turntable wall concentric with said turntable and spaced from it equipped with notches which correspond with those in the wall of the turntable also for engaging the timer rod;
• a plurality of equally and radially spaced pins which join the said ring to the wall of the turntable;
• a plurality of consecutive open end food carrying scoops located in the space between said ring and said turntable;
• the scoops being pivotally supported by the said radially spaced pins;
• a single hole through said plate located in the path of said scoops and just large enough to permit the passage through it the open end of a single pivoted scoop;
• openings in said plate for the passage of light to the aquarium water;
• and a cover equipped opening in the plate for alternative manual feeding.