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How to feed Daphnia

Cizza

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Do you just put the Daphnia in the warter of the aquarium?

Not to sure since iv always hand feed my babys!

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Cizza

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They are live yeah iv read threw that page befor but i just wasnt sure how to feed them like just put a few in the warter? thanks Ciz
 

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Yes place small amounts at a time into the tank. As these are alive, they also consume oxygen and contribute to the bioload of the tank.

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