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		Final:	$6.99		First Bid	$6.99
		Time left	00:00		# of Bids	1 (bid history)
		Started	May 2 2010 - 03:26:18 PM		Location	Alexandria VA 22312 United States
		Ended	May 9 2010 - 03:26:18 PM Auction Closed
		Seller	Malaysiantrumpetsnails (322/329)
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		High Bidder	Newtonhill (275/283)
		Payment	See Item Description, PayPal
		Shipping	Will Ship to United States Only See Item Description

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16 oz Vinegar Eels- Priority Shipping

�16 oz Bottle Vinegar Eels This is a Ready to Feed Culture. No need to wait. Shipping Info: Shipping� is $5.75 by US Priority Mail. �If shipping is more, I will absorb the cost. I can combine shipping. I will send an invoice at the end of the auction. Please update your mailing address if needed or include special instructions for shipping. � Method of Payment: � I accept paypal My paypal address is dlffshop@aol.com Please check out my other auctions. Also, please visit my website at Deb's Live Fish Food Shop www.debslivefishfoodshop.com � � � Culturing Instructions: Vinegar Eels are quite small and difficult to see with the human eye. You may observed hem with a magnifying glass. If you see the presence of a cloudy mass in the vinegar based medium, you have vinegar eels. They're another good source of food for newborn fry. Vinegar Eels are very easy to culture and requires very little effort. � Which Fish Will Eat Them :�Most fry like Killifish, Bettas, Guppies, Gouramis, Corydoras, Apistogrammas etc. until they;re about 1/4 - 1/2 inch and then you may try feeding them Grindal Worms. � Environment: Select a dark area in your room to keep your culturing container. � Temperature: Room temperature. � Size: 1/16�inch in length. � Food:� No feeding necessary. � Container: Glass Jars, Bottles etc. � Medium:��� Mix 50/50 ratios of unpasteurized apple cider vinegar and distilled water in your culturing bottle or jar. Add a small amount of sugar and a few small pieces of fresh apple into your culturing medium. Add your starter culture to the medium and cover your container using a coffee filter and rubber band to secure the filter paper or you can loosely stuff the opening with filter floss or cotton.��In about 3- 4 weeks, you'll have a container full of vinegar eels. � �Harvesting:� There are numerous ways of harvesting your Vinegar Eels. One popular and easy�way is to place a string halfway into your culture and let it sit for a small amount of time so that the worms will cling to the string. Pull the string out and submerge it into a clean dipping container of water so that the worms will loosen their grip from the rope and fall into the container. Then use a dropper to feed the worms to your fish. � Sub-Culturing:� It's best to start a new culture every 3-�4 weeks. Prepare your new medium and add part of your old culture to the new one. � � Helpful Hints: � Use clear/�see-through�bottles so that you can easily check the status of your culture without having to open the remove it's covering.� � It's best to keep more that one�bottle of�Vinegar Eels�going just in case something happens to the one.

Bidders		Bid Time		Bid		Comments
Newtonhill (275/283)		May 6 2010 - 01:24:58 AM		$6.99

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