Re: [GSAS-Member] Live Food

[haika@drizzle.com]

I just keep them outside in those big plastic tubs with rope handles....or
wading pools. I don't have TONS of critters right now, but maybe enough
for you to get a culture going. I've kept daphnia overwinter in the
utility room with a light strip over a 5 gallon bucket before. The
copepods seems to be mostly Cyclops right now....and those may not be good
for larvae. I know they can be predators, but maybe the larvae are too
big. I know my adult Darios eat the Cyclops.

Betty Goetz

> Hi Betty. Those would work, but I would have to figure out something to
> keep
> them alive. Maybe I could put a tank in the garage.
>
> Susan
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> Daphnia?? Freshwater Copepods? I've got some of both. But both are pretty
> fast movers so the larvae would have to be aggressive eaters.
>
> Betty Goetz
>
>> My Peacock Gudgeons are actually visible now, and I was wondering what I
>> could feed them that is a little larger than Microworms & BBS. Hopefully
>> I
>> can have them ready by April's Auction. I have white worms, but I think
>> they
>> are too large.
>>
>>
>>
>> Susan
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