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Re: frozen microworms ?

To: killietalk at aka_org, "Daniel S. Katz" <dskatz at optonline_net>
Subject: Re: frozen microworms ?
From: "Jennifer L. Boger" <jenn at peeron_com>
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 18:36:47 -0500
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I haven't tried it, but I can tell you that when my microworms arrived in the
mail frozen, it never recovered and when it thawed it started to stink :(  I'm
not sure it'd be possible to separate the worms from the medium if they weren't
crawling up the sides.

Jennifer Boger

Quoting "Daniel S. Katz" <dskatz at optonline_net>:

> I have a microworm culture which I will not be needing for a while. ( I only
> use microworms to feed very small Corydoras fry).   Rather than keeping the
> culture  going for a long time when I don't need the worms, I was considering
> trying to freeze the culture and subsequently thawing it out whenever I might
> need it in the future.  Has anyone else ever tried this?
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