Fishez Presents - Harvesting & Feeding Live Vinegar Eels to Fish Fry

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • Demonstration of harvesting Vinegar Eels for feeding live food to tropical fish fry. Vinegar Eels (Turbatrix aceti) are not actually eels but are free-living nematodes that feed on microbial culture. They are easily cultured at home and make a simple and clean way to always have plenty of live fry food on hand. Demonstrated here is feeding about 35 Odessa fry in a 5G tank.
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Комментарии • 8

  • @oS3R0o777
    @oS3R0o777 6 месяцев назад

    Great video! 😎👍

  • @steve_the_springtails
    @steve_the_springtails 2 года назад

    now I just need to figure out where to get vinegar eels lol. great informative video I never even knew there was a thing called vinegar eels! (also Chris sent me)

    • @FishEZ
      @FishEZ  2 года назад

      You can get cultures from anyone who has them. I sell starter cultures along with Paramecia starter cultures. Are you in the GTA? Just contact me through FishEZ.ca

  • @bipolaraquatics
    @bipolaraquatics 5 лет назад

    nice

    • @FishEZ
      @FishEZ  3 года назад

      Thanks. Be sure to watch the video on culturing paramecia as well.

  • @elektrofry
    @elektrofry 5 лет назад +1

    Are there benefits of feeding fry vinegar eels instead of baby brine shrimp? I know the simplicity of keeping vinegar eels is what has drawn me to them, but I was looking for other reasons people use them other than that. I have not had an issue raising them with non-organic apple cider vinegar so I think that may be optional.

    • @FishEZ
      @FishEZ  5 лет назад

      These "eels" (nematodes) are supposedly not as nutritious as the baby brine shrimp, but I cannot comment on that with assurance. Vinegar eels are often fed to smaller fry initially when the fry are not yet ready for BBS. So the eels can be used at first and then later, if BBS are available, one can feed both. It makes more sense to me to feed a variety of foods when possible as opposed to only one type. I agree with you on the non-organic apple cider vinegar. I don't believe that's a major factor, but the organic is readily available around here. Thanks < Fishez

    • @elektrofry
      @elektrofry 5 лет назад

      @@FishEZ Thanks for the reply. My goal is to have a good supply of Vinegar eels and SCUDS on hand for fry. I dont mind dedicating a tank to SCUDS.