Microworms farm (full set)
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$10.00
Microworms farm (full set)
Fish LOVE Microworms! best food for baby fish or small fish.
This list include: 1 x cup 1 x bag of oat 1 x bag of microworm 2 x Long-handled cotton swab.
This is full set for people want keep microworm. it will take around 1 week for micorworm breed more, after that, you will have worm every day.
Why use this cup but not plastic box. because we need drill air hole on plastic box but the problem is furit fly will get in and lay eggs, larva will be in everywhere. but with this cup ( which i use for keep furit fly, it will have tiny air hole but fly can not getting in)
How this work 1, put all oat from small bag into the cup 2, add 40ml of milk in 3, use cotton swab or other thing put microworm from bag to top of the oat mix with milk 4, close the lid and wait one week. 5,After one week, the walls of the cup will be teeming with microworms, at which point you can use a long-handled cotton swab to scrape off the worms and feed them to the fish. 6, you dont need do anything, but this cup will give you microworm 3 month, after that, you just need add more oat and milk will be fine.
A "MUST" for all breeders
Pickup hillcrest, auckland
Microworms are great food for fry fish too small to eat baby brine shrimp. Adult Fish and Aquarium Bottom Feeders Love Microworms. The Microworms are also used as a supplement & treat for larval newts / sallies, axolotls, tadpoles, tropical fish and bottom feeding aquarium fish of all types.
Adult microworms measure 2.5mm to 3.2mm. However, their babies are much smaller. This means you can feed microworms to some of the tiniest fry -- such as anabantids. Betta fry especially find them tasty. Shallower the water the better. Sponge filters work best. (Typical betta fry setup.)
All life product will shipping on Monday. other things, shipping Monday to Friday.
Microworm Nutrition Protein 48% Lipids 21% Glycogen 7% Organic Acids 1% Nucleic Acids 1%
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