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This is a listing for a group of 2 Upside Down Catfish (Synodontis nigriventris)! A super unique and funky little fish known for its swimming habits it’s definitely one of the posterchildren of the catfish family. I personally adore these little guys and could watch them haphazardly shimmy around upside down honestly all day. They’re super peaceful and also smaller growing so they’re really a fun little addition to all kinds of different tanks!These guys you will be receiving are about 1.5...
This is a listing for 1 ~3-5” Rainbow Bubble Tip Anemone! A hardy and beginner-friendly anemone it’s a staple of the saltwater hobby and I believe rightfully so! They’re colorful and easy to care for and are fun little guys to watch motor around your tank as they live their life. I just have these guys in a very standard tank. Gravity 1.025, temp 76, and ph of about 8.2. I feed them pretty sporadically. They’re usually pretty happy just grabbing what they can from leftovers from the col...
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...
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...
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