So we have a experiment to do in Biology involving hatching and raising brine shrimp. We don’t really have any restrictions on what we can do to them or raise them in so I was hoping for some ideas that could help make the experiment a little more exciting. Maybe some chemical or diet the shrimps react to. I don’t know anything. The only thing that i could find was changing the salinity of the water, but our teacher said we could do anything. So Ideas anyone?
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I was wondering what food you would recommend for bettas. I know that bloodworms and brine shrimp should be rotated into thier diet but what about regular food for them? I am getting a betta soon so I would like to know which food he would like best and what food would make him happiest.
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I have a 40 gallon tank with 4 Corey’s and a Japanesse algae eater. I really love to watch their antics. How many Corey’s can I have ? I only have 10 other fish at the moment. I do add bloodworms and brine shrimp to their diet every 4 days.
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I have had an Asian Knife (albino) for about 2yrs and he appears to be healthy. I feed it frozen bloodworms as that is the only food he will consume at this point (and I have tried tubifex worms, frozen brine shrimp and flake.) Do I need to be worried that this diet is too one-dimensional? Is this fish getting enough nutrition or should I be experiementing with other types of food or adding supplements to his present diet? Thanks for you help!
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My betta used to eat the round pellets without hesitation when I first brought him home. He got Ich and wouldn’t eat so I tried giving him freeze dried brine shrimp. He LOVED them. Now that’s all he’ll eat. He won’t even touch the round pellets anymore. Should I mix up his diet or are brine shrimp ok to feed everyday??
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