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jeff
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My larvae (p.waltl) are doing great, looking good, and about to start eating food. They are exactly 5-6 days old and I made the decision to put them in a half-full ten gallon with a sponge filter as opposed to small containers.
Now I have to get them food, and thats what is causing all the frustration
The daphnia culture is basically just for looks and I am brainstorming ways to reduce the water volume by displacement to get the most food density possible to at least start on the problem. I have bloodwrms and blackworms, and there must be a way to chop some up and let it sink down and just see what happens, but I am almost sure that they will just look at it. I have to order a culture I guess but I need so much for a few weeks I need to hear any other ideas. The whole brine shrimp thing seems to complicated to start messing with right now.
I have to get back tomarrow and I have no idea what to do with all these larvae, they must be able to eat bloodworms somehow, right?
Now I have to get them food, and thats what is causing all the frustration
The daphnia culture is basically just for looks and I am brainstorming ways to reduce the water volume by displacement to get the most food density possible to at least start on the problem. I have bloodwrms and blackworms, and there must be a way to chop some up and let it sink down and just see what happens, but I am almost sure that they will just look at it. I have to order a culture I guess but I need so much for a few weeks I need to hear any other ideas. The whole brine shrimp thing seems to complicated to start messing with right now.
I have to get back tomarrow and I have no idea what to do with all these larvae, they must be able to eat bloodworms somehow, right?