Royal Rooster Duck Feeder and Twin Waterer Set - Includes 1 Gallon Waterer with 2 Cups & 7lb Feeder - Farm Backyard Coop Accessories with Hanging Poultry Feeder and Waterer Kit

I have 5 runner ducks and 2 chickens they have a half acre to forage on as well. I fill the food up full every other day. The feeder if you have ducks can become compacted as ducks eat with water so when I fill it up I check for compaction. When it does compact I just scoop it out with my hand it's always almost empty even if I find a compaction and it for the most part israin and weather proof. Mine are exposed to the elements. They are easily fillable no fuss. For ducks the waterer is not ideal as they need to wet their entire beak but it is an easy way to offer fresh water. If you have ducks this should not be their primary water source they need a pool or bucket to clean their beak. I fill the waterer ever day some days empty other days it is not. I spray out the red resinous if they have mud in them.Over all it is very pricey. Knowing what I know now I probably would have chosen another option especially for the ducks but quality wise it is impeccable for what you pay for.This option is better for chickens but doable for ducks.

My ducks really like the feeder a took to it really quickly. The waterer not so much though.

I purchased these for my chickens. I also have a type that is more of the small automatic dish type that I liked so I figured I’d give these a chance. These work on a “flapper” type mechanism. When the flapper gets too low it fills with water. One seems to have a faulty flapper so it just continues to fill with water until the unit is empty. It seems to be a design flaw because when I raise the flapper up manually the water stops but it just goes back to the original spot and the water flows again and there’s no way to adjust this. I noticed because only one of my waterers would be out by afternoon, I watched it and yea it was because the water just keeps running. Unfortunately I am a few days past my return date but my other one works well, I had ordered two sets. Maybe it’s just a faulty flapper… of course I didn’t see it until after the return date :(

I waited a month to review and I’m glad I did. This is/was used for chickens and ducks.It’s way too small for duck bills so I’m not sure how it’s advertised as being used for ducks. The size is just right for chickens but they can’t drink from it because it’s almost always nearly empty from how severely it leaks ! I mean BAD.I’m away on vacation and have someone taking care of my critters. She has had to refill 5 times in one day because the water just keeps dripping out.I use sand in my coop so now have to replace the saturated area. Photo posted is when it first started leaking and doesn’t reflect just how bad it got.I was so excited for these because in theory, they’re great. But in reality, not well made and caused more problems when what I wanted was less.The screws used to put everything together are metal so I foresee they’d rust eventually.The price point on these do not reflect the quality.I’ll be contacting Amazon for a refund.DO NOT RECOMMEND.

I bought these for my chicken and rooster as a way to keep the feed and water clean. Wild birds kept coming and throwing parties in their food and water bowl so the design of this was better to keep other birds from doing that. So far works good for that. My rooster and chicken caught on very quick that this was their new water and food source.The water one I clean every day but it still gets a black layer that looks like mold in the spout area on the blue flipper. There are also small black circle marks in the water container iteself. I wash it out everyday so I am able to clean it before it sticks but it scares me that mold or something that looks like mold is growing so fast in this thing that's made to hold water. My old water bowl never got these black mold looking areas. Other than that I really like these things. I take down the food one at night to keep critters away.

The waterer leaked from day 1. No issues with the ducks using it. The feeder is small with a too-small opening for the ducks to get food out. The shape of the feeder bowl also doesn't allow moisture to escape leading to the bowl getting clogged with food crumbs. I have 4 ducks, 2 rowen, and 6.52 Peking.I would not use this again or recommend anyone buying them.

Takes up little space in coop area gives hydration and meals to my ducks without crowding their space. Easy to fill and hang. Highly recommend.

The placement and ease of use makes this a great solution for reducing the ant problem. That is my biggest coup issue here.