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Vinegar eels for axie larvae?
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Margie
Member
Re: Vinegar eel's for axie larvae?
You can, but it can be problematic. Vinegar eels hang out at the water surface, while baby axies are usually at the bottom.
You can, but it can be problematic. Vinegar eels hang out at the water surface, while baby axies are usually at the bottom.
Margie
Member
Re: Vinegar eel's for axie larvae?
Microworms are better than vinegar eels, but nowhere near as good as baby brine shrimp. I get much better growth rates with bbs.
Microworms are better than vinegar eels, but nowhere near as good as baby brine shrimp. I get much better growth rates with bbs.
AxolotlChris
New member
Re: Vinegar eel's for axie larvae?
Yeah BBS are great. I prefer Daphnia to keep the water quality up:
http://www.caudata.org/forum/members/axolotlchris/albums/axolotl/37844-larvae-feeding/
Yeah BBS are great. I prefer Daphnia to keep the water quality up:
http://www.caudata.org/forum/members/axolotlchris/albums/axolotl/37844-larvae-feeding/