Re: Unfed fry

["Stuart R Scott" <scottyflag@enter.net>]

I agree with Bob. My only experience is with Kribs, but they
seem to thrive in an older established algae ridden tank. On
another note, I don't even bother with live BBS any more. I
have been using Brine Shrimp Direct's Non hatching Brine
Shrimp Eggs for about 10 months and they're great. I start
feeding them when they are 5 to 6 days old and they thrive
on them. What is really funny is to see a tank of full grown
kribs go after the eggs when I squirt them into their tank.
They go crazy trying to catch them all. I have been raising
kribs for about a year now with no live food at all and they
are doing fine.

Scotty
PABS, IBC
Quakertown, PA

----- Original Message -----
From: <IDMiamiBob@aol.com>
To: <apisto@admin.listbox.com>
Sent: Friday, July 23, 1999 8:28 PM
Subject: Re: Unfed fry
<SNIP>

> My best fry survival comes when the tank they are hatched
in is loaded with
> slimy globby hairy algae.  The micro-goodies in these
environments provide
> better for the fry than I can even with BBS.  I don't
hatch BBS or feed these
> fry for about five days.
>
> Bob Dixon
>
>
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