Breeding Daphnia

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Breeding Daphnia

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ANyone got any ideas on Breeding Daphnia as live food. I understand the pro's and con's of feeding live food, and was wondering if this was a relatively safe alternative.

Has anyone done this, and if so any bad experiences?

cheers

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Post by Silurus »

Rob,

Will this and this help?
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Post by plesner »

For several years I did breed Moina macrocopa (a japanese species of daphnia). They were quite easy to keep and breed at a temperature around 20-22°C.

You might try a killie forum if you want to find them - they're supposedly quite popular there.
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Post by doctorzeb »

Excellent links HH, greatly appreciated.

Cheers to some good feeding!! :P

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