Ready To Feed Fry On Arrival

The pictures above were taken shortly after a Quick Start culture was placed in the container. The worms are already climbing the sides and ready to feed with the swipe of a finger or a Q-Tip. While you are feeding from these mature cultures, you can take a couple spoon-fulls and start a new mother culture per the instructions you get when you purchase your culture. Setup is as simple as preparing a vented container, laying down a half inch or so of cooked oats, and spreading the starter o...

The pictures above were taken shortly after a Quick Start culture was placed in the container. The worms are already climbing the sides and ready to feed with the swipe of a finger or a Q-Tip. While you are feeding from these mature cultures, you can take a couple spoon-fulls and start a new mother culture per the instructions you get when you purchase your culture. Setup is as simple as preparing a vented container, laying down a half inch or so of cooked oats, and spreading the starter o...

Pick one of each, all four the same, or any combination in between!

The pictures above were taken shortly after a Quick Start culture was placed in the container. The worms are already climbing the sides and ready to feed with the swipe of a finger or a Q-Tip. While you are feeding from these mature cultures, you can take a couple spoon-fulls and start a new mother culture per the instructions you get when you purchase your culture. Setup is as simple as preparing a vented container, laying down a half inch or so of cooked oats, and spreading the starter o...

Ready To Feed Fry On Arrival

Characteristics of Monoraphidium contortum Fast growing Stays suspended - long hang time Does not clump easily Robust Small cell size High biomass Does very well with F2 fertilizer Very high in lipids/omega-3   As far as I or Google know, I am currently the only retail supplier of this species in the US. The starter kit comes with two 2 oz. portions of Monoraphidium contortum, 50 ml of F2 fertilizer which is enough to grow...

Ready To Feed Fry On Arrival

This listing is for large 2 oz. starter cultures of all four of the nematode worms widely cultured and used as a first/second food for fry of freshwater fish. They are healthy, sizable cultures used to start larger cultures that quickly provide fry food. The worms are all extremely small to the unaided human eye. Their size differences are summarized in the chart in the image section. In my experience feeding fry, I use them in the order: vinegar eel – walter worm – banana worm – micro wo...

Comes in a 16 ounce water bottle. This active culture is grown in Apple Cider Vinegar with small chunks of apple added to the culture.  

Comes in a 16 ounce water bottle. This active culture is grown in Apple Cider Vinegar with small chunks of apple added to the culture.  

Comes in a pint deli cup , this active culture is grown in instant mashed potatoes and fed with dry yeast. 

Comes in a pint deli cup , this active culture is grown in instant mashed potatoes and fed with dry yeast. 

100+ Hyalella azteca aka Scuds.

Full Grindal worm cultures in a 650ml ventilated food-grade container. Ideal for setting up several starter colonies. I have been producing home grown grindal worm cultures for over 10 years. I keep the worms at around 22c all year. The substrate can be coir, potting soil, peat, organic top soil or any mixture of these. The worms are fed on a diet of high protein cat pellets, which are soaked for a few minutes prior to placing then in the containers. Grindal worms are prolific breeder...

Micro, Walter, banana worm cultures, and a 2 oz bottle of vinegar eels.