WTB: Microworms or Vinegar Eels or any fry food

[HoustonFishFanatic]

Hey guys n gals,
My German blue rams laid some eggs yesterday. I am hoping to have some wrigglers by tomorrow. I would appreciate if any one would sell me some fry food or tell me where i could find some. I was at Psmart today to buy some antifungal drops and they had some fry food in small tube. Has anyone tried this? Is it any good?  :dance:  
Thanks
Bhushan

[Brownsnoutuk]

Re: WTB: Microworms or Vinegar Eels or any fry food

Was it baby brine shrimp in the small tube?

Spot has several cultures of worms, you might try pming her to see.

Congrats on the eggs.

[HoustonFishFanatic]

Re: WTB: Microworms or Vinegar Eels or any fry food

Thanks Brownsnoutuk ! Nope the BBS eggs are in a small glass tube. This was in white tube like a glue tube.  The tube felt as if it had some liquid in it.

[Spot86t]

Re: WTB: Microworms or Vinegar Eels or any fry food

I know the stuff you're talking about, it's liquid fry food.  does a nice job of fouling the tank, but i've used it before.  you just have to clean the tank very often.  Hikari makes one called first bites, very small and i like it bettter than the liquid stuff.  I mix with water first so it sinks for those fry that like to stay on the bottom.

I have vinegar eels, and worms - micro (sink and stay on the bottom), walter and banana.  The worms are abotu the next size up from eels, and have more nutritional value.  pm me if you still need some, and let me know which ones you want.

I live near lake houston but work in Deer Park if that makes things any easier.

[HoustonFishFanatic]

Re: WTB: Microworms or Vinegar Eels or any fry food

Hey Spot thanks for the offer. PM sent.
Thanks
Bhushan

[PhishPhreek]

Re: WTB: Microworms or Vinegar Eels or any fry food

I prefer an infusoria culture, but if all else fails you can always hard boil an egg and feed them little bits of powdered egg yoke.