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White worms & Springtails & Russian Red Daphnia
Item #1383648601

Current Auction Time: Thu May 16 21:24:31 2024


Final: $12.00 First Bid $12.00
Time left 00:00 # of Bids 1 (bid history)
Started Nov 4 2013 - 04:50:02 AM Location Veneta OR 97487 United States
Ended Nov 5 2013 - 04:50:01 AM
Auction Closed
Seller Fishyy (199/203) 101-500
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High Bidder Miwu (39/40) 10-50

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Description

Join my Facebook group �Fishroom�, it�s a tropical fish magazine for advanced aquarists: Fishroom



This auction is for a small Priority box with starters of white worms & spring tails, and Russian red daphnia. Shipping not included and is $6 additional.

I�ve cultured nearly everything over the years. I culture certain critters because of ease and productivity. For my fishroom I culture red worms, white worms & springtails, Russian red daphnia, and vinegar eels. This auction doesn�t include red worms or vinegar eels�I�m only sharing what I culture. If you ask I will include a small starter of vinegar eels.


1: White worms & springtails: These are cultured together. If you�ve read white worms need to be below 65 degrees to reproduce that is misleading. I live in a Western state (Oregon) and they are productive year round. In the summer I put them in a cool spot in the garage and regularly harvested from them. At night the temperature cools enough for them to remain productive.

With my white worms I also culture springtails. This is a tiny thing and good for feeding smaller fish. They get along fine with the white worms and are highly productive. The photo are springtails I�m feeding to young fish. They feed up to medium sized fish.

2: Daphnia(Russian Red): This is an easy strain I culture outside in the summer and indoors in the winter. These Russian reds are very easy�whatever you�ve read about them being difficult is nonsense. The trick is to only use �very� aged water that has never had chemicals added to it. When you get your daphnia have a couple different gallon jugs with water from different sources, and split the daphnia into each. The containers that have living daphnia the next day means that water is good. I can get a starter culture from the mail and get a 100% success rate�just use aged water where no chemicals have been added.


Guarantee
Live delivery is guaranteed only if someone is home and receives the package. Shipping not included. If DOA a replacement will be sent one time.


Payment
Paypal: bluegularis123@gmail.com



Bid History:

Bidders Bid Time Bid Comments
Miwu (39/40) 10-50 Nov 4 2013 - 07:20:08 PM $12.00 

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