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RE: Quick question, quick answer.
I don't worry about live food in the peat. Some, like daphnia survives
incubation. Other foods don't appear to cause problems and I feel that they
may even cause an infusoria bloom. Of course I may be totally wrong (nothing
new there!)
Dave Wood
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From: owner-killietalk at aka_org [mailto:owner-killietalk at aka_org]On Behalf Of
IMMR1DRFL at aol_com
Sent: 16 October 2001 22:58
To: KillieTalk at aka_org
Subject: Quick question
Hi!
I am new to Killifish and have been breading with peat for the first
time. Recently I noticed several eggs in the peat containers and this
Saturday makes three weeks since I started and I plan on taking the
containers and peat out, but I have noticed a bloodworm and a few Brine
shrimp in the peat. I feed live shrimp and worms daily and usually the fish
eat them right up but sometimes I see the shrimp swimming in the peat
containers. How do I get them out without sucking up eggs and can I just
pick
them out this Saturday? How harmful is this to the eggs, fish and peat moss?
Thank you.
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