Micro worms breeding kit

Essigaelchen - live food for small ornamental fish Vinegar lakes are suitable for any type of fry.But especially fish with small mouths such as small guppies, characins or danios, this is an optimal starter food. Suitable for the smallest fryFast growth and vital fish – due to high nutrient contentFast reproduction of the vinegar liceswim freely and live long in the aquariumvery easy maintenance, as breeding stock can stand for several months The batch contains: 200 ml sealable PET culture bottleVery many acetic lattices in about 150 ml of culture liquid (enough to quickly make 1 liter of mixtures yourself)Cultivation instructionsHow do I grow and feed the vinegar lice? Mix the fruit vinegar/apple cider vinegar with water in a 1:1 ratioa piece of sugar cube and a little dry yeast serve as food (already included in the breeding mixture). Lid may only rest on the opening, because the acetic lice need oxygen.For feeding, carefully add the culture liquid with the Essigälchen up to about 3 cm below the edge in a Schnapps bottle/Erlenmeyer flask with a thin neck. Insert cable ties and filter floss so that the floss is just covered by the liquid. is covered. Fill with normal water and wait 1 day.Aspirate the vinegar dish with the pipette over the absorbent cotton and feed directly.Put liquid from the liquor bottle back into the breeding bottle.

Live shiny worms - Lumbriculus variegatus Shiny worms look very similar to small earthworms and are ideal for live feeding in aquaria. Shiny worms, also known as Lumbriculus variegatus, belong to the group of the few-worms. With a length of 4-10 cm, they are ideal for medium-sized to large fish. Shrimps, such as Amano shrimps or tiger shrimps, also occasionally appreciate a shiny worm as food.These worms not only resemble earthworms externally, but are also closely related to them. Due to their dark color, they are also known as blackworms or are occasionally found in pots of aquatic plants, for example from Dennerle (which is why they are sometimes called Dennerle worms). Shiny worms are rich in proteins and fats, but do not contain much fiber.Storage temperature: 5-15 °C Shelf life approx. 21 days Live food is the most natural way of feeding ornamental fish. No other food is as complete. With all essential vitamins, minerals and nutrients Stimulates the hunting instinct Promotes vitalityEven with the greatest care, food animals may die due to temperature fluctuations or unpredictable events. We accept no liability for this.

JBL PRONOVO BEL FLUIDLiquid rearing food for young fish in the aquarium. Complete nutrition: ultra-fine homogenate (finest food dissolved in water) from over 50 natural raw materials.Nutritious, easily digestible and optimal growth due to Artemia crustacean ingredients. Ideal feeding conditions for young fish, for which dust food is still too bigNo water turbidity: reduced algae growth due to adjusted phosphate content, better water quality due to improved digestibility of the food, reducing fish excretion Natural raw materials without artificial additives for a natural diet and healthy aquarium fishScope of delivery: original sealed, airtight and lightproof, recyclable tin with dosing lid as feeding aid The composition of the ideal growth food for young fish depends on many factors. The young fish are growing and need important nutrients for development. Vital vitamins and the bioelement inositol are needed to strengthen the immune system. With young fish it is essential that the food size fits the mouth size. It is better to feed a feed that is too small than a feed that is too large! The appropriate phosphate content of the feed is essential for healthy bone formation. Too little phosphate and calcium will lead to bone deformities. When the young fish are large enough, supplementation with live Artemia (brine shrimp) is ideal. JBL offers a complete program for this = JBL Artemio.In the case of fry, a distinction is made between the fry of egg-laying and live-bearing species. After hatching, the young fish of egg-laying species are considerably smaller and first feed on infusoria (microorganisms) which they find in their environment. Many species then also accept liquid food (JBL PRONOVO BEL FLUID). Shortly afterwards they accept fine dust food (JBL PRONOVO BEL BABY TOM or the dust food from the first tin of the JBL PRONOVO BABY set). As soon as they have grown again a little, you can change to the 2nd can of JBL PRONOVO BABY. If the parents are brooders (e.g. cichlids), a long pipette or a piece of hose helps to bring the food dissolved in water specifically to the young fish. In the case of egg-laying or even mouth-breeding species, the young fish are larger and immediately eat the food from the second can of JBL PRONOVO BABY and live Artemia (JBL Artemio System). A head start through research Results of JBL research expeditions, together with the knowledge of the JBL research and development team, resulted in optimal, balanced food mixtures made from high-quality ingredients.

Live food red mosquito larvae Shelf life 1–4 weeks Live food is the most natural way of feeding ornamental fish. No other food is as complete. With all essential vitamins, minerals and nutrients Stimulates the hunting instinct Promotes vitality Red mosquito larvae are very popular with ornamental fish lovers as a high-quality source of live food, as they provide a rich source of protein and important nutrients.These larvae come from the midge species Chironomus plumosus and are typically reddish-brown or orange in color. They are not only rich in protein, but also contain essential fats and minerals that help to promote the health of ornamental fish. Red mosquito larvae optimally supplement the fish's diet and promote their growth and resistance.When feeding, it is important to give the right amount to avoid overfeeding and potential water quality problems. Only give as much food as your fish can consume in a short period of time. Excessive feeding can lead to rotting in the aquarium and affect the water quality, which can lead to health problems in the fish. Instructions for feeding live food:It is important to wash live food before feeding to remove potential contaminants, bacteria and polluted water and to protect the health of ornamental fish. Here is a guide to washing live food:Place the live food in a strainer or colander and rinse thoroughly. This is best done with aquarium water or non-carbonated mineral water.Now pour the live food into a clean container and cover it with a little aquarium water. Leave the food to stand for 5-10 minutes.Now pour off the waterThe food can now be given to the fish. Even with the greatest care, it can happen that food animals die due to temperature fluctuations or incalculable events during transportation. We accept no liability for this.

JBL Artemio 3 - Spare part for ArtemioSet or other Artemia breeding devices transparent harvesting container Attach sieve to harvesting container (separately available as JBL Artemio 2) and catch Artemia in the sieve after releasing from breeding container Lets saltwater run through, catches Artemia nauplii Suitable also for other types of live food Fish love a varied dietAn unbalanced fish diet can lead In the long term to deficiency symptoms, diseases and fatty degeneration of organs. Provide your aquarium dwellers with a varied died in the form of live food. When catching or purchasing live food there is a risk of introducing bacteria and parasites into the aquarium. Producing your own live food has many advantages: Free of parasites Rich in fibre & healthy Not just a „pool“ anymore Promotes the hunting instinct of the fish Increases readiness of spawning Easy, quick and convenient Affordable alternative compared to frozen food It’s fun to do it yourself

AQ4Aquaristik Fairy crayfish eggs - Streptocelphalus siamensisThe mini crayfish are on the loose! Freshwater fairy crayfish are the survival artists of our timeFacts: Siam fairy crayfish Streptocephalus siamensis are primeval crayfish with a fascinating swimming style. These animals are rather bluish with an orange tail fan. In the aquarium they remain appealingly small at 2 cm, but can certainly become larger and more vividly coloured with plenty of sun and temperatures around 30 °C.Size: max. 2.5 cmTemperature: 22 - 28 °CLife expectancy: max. 3 monthsFood: primeval crab foodTip: A preparation with fairy crab cysts should be used several times after drying, as nauplii do not always hatch immediately from all cysts.