I have ongoing cultures of white worm and vinegar eels that I can make available. Collection only though at postcode SR8 1LW.
I'm beginning to get overrun with the white worm. They are really multiplying fast now that I feed them wholemeal bread soaked in double cream, rather than the usual yoghurt. Anyway, all my fish are really into them and they are an ongoing free foodfest as a culture will only ever multiply if you take care of it. Great for all breeding fish especially. I will happily split my most heavily populated container for £15 which will save so much money in the long term from buying bloodworm etc at around a tenner a bag for live ones.
The vinegar eels are similarly very heavily populated and will last forever; great for fry, and even smaller than baby brine shrimp that cost a bomb to hatch from a culture. In fact vinegar eels are self replenshing unlike brine shrimp that require a new batch of eggs being fed into the container to keep going. At £10 per bottle you have a lifetime of fry food. I started with a single small packet several years ago and now have endless numbers of bottles of them. Can't do them any cheaper as apple cider vinegar costs a bit, and for the white worms the bread and cream also costs a bit too.
I'm beginning to get overrun with the white worm. They are really multiplying fast now that I feed them wholemeal bread soaked in double cream, rather than the usual yoghurt. Anyway, all my fish are really into them and they are an ongoing free foodfest as a culture will only ever multiply if you take care of it. Great for all breeding fish especially. I will happily split my most heavily populated container for £15 which will save so much money in the long term from buying bloodworm etc at around a tenner a bag for live ones.
The vinegar eels are similarly very heavily populated and will last forever; great for fry, and even smaller than baby brine shrimp that cost a bomb to hatch from a culture. In fact vinegar eels are self replenshing unlike brine shrimp that require a new batch of eggs being fed into the container to keep going. At £10 per bottle you have a lifetime of fry food. I started with a single small packet several years ago and now have endless numbers of bottles of them. Can't do them any cheaper as apple cider vinegar costs a bit, and for the white worms the bread and cream also costs a bit too.
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