Tubifex Sieve for Fish Food

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.

Live food mud tube worms (Tubifex tubifex) Live food mud tube worms (Tubifex tubifex) is a protein-rich food for all ornamental fish This live food is highly valued by catfish and is eaten with pleasure. However, it should be fed in moderation so that "uneaten" Tubifex do not become embedded in the aquarium floor. Optimum storage temperature: 5-8 °C Shelf life up to 2 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.Even with the greatest care, it can happen that food animals die due to temperature fluctuations or unpredictable events. We accept no liability for this.

Live food Artemia (Artemia franciscana)Artemia can be fed in freshwater and saltwater aquariums.Optimum storage temperature: 5-15°CShelf life approx. 7–10 days Stimulates the hunting instinct Promotes vitality Days Live food is the most natural way of feeding ornamental fish. No other food is as complete. With all essential vitamins, minerals and nutrientsEven with the greatest care, it can happen that food animals die due to temperature fluctuations or unpredictable events. We accept no liability for this.

Cryptocoryne Spiralis 'Red' Cryptocoryne Spiralis 'Red' is an extremely decorative plant for the second level of an aquarium. It is characterized by narrow, strongly curled leaves with a dark brown-red coloration. This variety originates from India and is a true rarity.Difficulty of growing: mediumLight requirement: mediumCO₂ requirement: lowAdult plant height: up to 40 cmGrowth: moderateTemperature: 23-27°CPlacement in aquarium: second levelOrigin: Asia6 cm cup diameterCryptocoryne Spiralis 'Red' is a very special and beautiful plant native to Asia. It can be found from Bangladesh to India to the island of Sri Lanka. In its natural habitat, this Cryptocoryne grows along streams and rivers in forests and higher elevations with humid climates. It is still little known in Europe and is considered a rarity in aquaristics, especially since it is rarely available in stores. Cryptocoryne Spiralis 'Red' is characterized by its dark brown-red, narrow leaves, which are strongly wavy and resemble a stripe with a wrinkled edge. The leaves are grouped in a rosette. In appearance, this plant resembles another Zwittera variety, namely Cryptocoryne Cispatula var. Red Cryptocoryne Spiralis contrasts well with green plants and is ideal for the background of the aquarium. It is original and unusual, making it an eye-catcher.It is not very demanding in cultivation, does not require special care and does not need regular pruning. You just need to provide her with the right growing conditions. It needs moderate light. It has no special requirements for pH, which is 6.0-7.0. It prefers moderately hard water up to 10°. The plant does not need any special fertilization as long as a nutrient-rich substrate is available. It is good if it contains an addition of clay and peat. It is also important that it is at least 5-7 cm thick, as this variety develops a rather strong root system. It has long, creeping stems and easily reproduces by spreading. To obtain a seedling, simply divide it.Planting: The plant must be removed from the cup and thoroughly rinsed from the gel under running water. This is best done by placing the plant in a container of lukewarm water. Most of the gel will then fall off by itself. Divide the contents of the cup into 1-2 cm lumps and then place them at a small distance on the selected items.

Nymphaea red - Red tiger lotus as a forcing tuber max. growth height - 50 cm Country of origin Africa Suitability Discus aquarium, community aquarium Type family Nymphaeaceae genus Nymphaea Propagation Seeds, daughter plants from the tuber Growth rate fast pH 5 - 8 Water hardness 0 - 20 °dh Notes The Tiger Lotus is widespread in tropical Africa and colonizes a wide variety of waters there - temporary ponds and lakes on the one hand, but also flowing waters on the other. It has a tuber as a storage organ with strong floating leaves. The most beautiful thing about this plant, however, are the submerged juvenile leaves, which do not reach the surface of the water. Of the two color forms, the red tiger lotus is the most popular among aquarists; however, its green color form is rarely found in the trade. Tiger lotus are quite undemanding, older and larger leaves are always removed at the base of the tuber.