Re: [Killietalk] need microworm starter culture! looking formicrofexstarter too.

["wusong" <wusong at drunkenbastards_com>]

IME, I get faster generation time, and WW seems to last MUCH longer in water:  More than 24 hours.  WW are also supposed to produce smaller young, but I can't confirm this.  

-Dave S.


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Harry Specht" <aus62 at comcast_net>
Reply-To: killifish discussion list <killietalk at aka_org>
Date:  Wed, 16 Jan 2008 09:43:53 -0500

>Bruce, is there really any difference in microworms and Walter worms. I 
>"think" my culture is Walter worms, but had both in the recent past and 
>could not differenitate them.They look the same (although are su pposedly 
>smaller), act the same and are cultured the same as microworms. My killies 
>eat them readily  -- both of them. Are these really two different worms?
>
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>       Harry Specht
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>       Sarasota, FL 
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