How to Culture Microworms. NO yeast: Banana worms, Walter worms, Microworms.

Micro worms are my go-to food for fry as they are just so much easier to keep than baby brine shrimp and once the culture is established it keeps going for as long as you feed it, always being available for feeding to fry.

Do not use yeast in this culture is it can produce alcohol if it ferments with sugars from the bacteria - which will kill of your worms.

This little video is about how to culture them.


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Lights
Nicrew Classic LED - https://amzn.to/3fG3Uv6 - Traditional led light that's got a nice high output in a white/cool colour range. Makes plants look extra green.
Nicrew SKY - https://amzn.to/3Ktn45U - really nice light for natural looking tanks, also the one I use for filming.

Filters
Pat Mini - https://amzn.to/3fE1u0k - popular for a reason, just a superb little filter thats great for shrimp tanks and fish alike.
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Air Pump
AP-3 Kit : https://amzn.to/34UMA3q - Great little air pump, not a silent runner, but has been very reliable for me.

Tanks
Scaper 45 - https://amzn.to/3KBxG2H - a lovely high quality tank that comes with a super strong light, and a decent enough hang on back filter - perfect for newbies and scapers alike.

My filming stuff
Camera - Cannon 200D - https://amzn.to/354OLlc - nice camera, easy to use.
BigTripod - Manfrotto befree - https://amzn.to/3GLXDdj - pricey but super sturdy and can take being knocked over a lot by clumsy operators.
Lil' tripod - https://amzn.to/355WmQs - can't pronounce the name but it's been a good tripod for filming things on tables or when I have tanks on the floor.