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desireless |
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![]() 养鱼养得好又如何 ![]() ![]() Member No.: 9 Group: Super Moderator Posts: 5,164 Topics Started: 558 Joined: 12-Dec-03 Last seen online: Mon, 12 Sep 2022 3:49 pm User's local time: Fri, 16 May 2025 12:28 am Green Water: Yes Country: Singapore ![]() |
I found my fishes in my main tank displaying some signs of gill infection. So without further ado, I hospitalised them in my QT tub. The tank was left fishless but the sponge filter still run. PL lights running on timer also operate as per normal because I wanna keep my wall algae.
Today, which is the fishes' 5th day in QT, I found some organism developed at the surface. On a closer examination they looked like Daphnia. It is different from those I bought from LFS. I assumed that these are Daphnia based on theire behaviour. Those I bought from LFS are pinkish and roundish. But these I found in my tank are longish and orangy in colour... ![]() Direct Link: http://www.rafflesgold.com/desireless/MOV06310.wmv How is it possible that Daphnia can developed from a tank which was started from bare? In between I've fed my fishes no Daphnia. Only live food which I feed them are the bloodworm cube... are they responsible for the developement of daphnia too?? How come my tank always come with live oraganism? There was once live bloodworm, then Planaria. Now having removed fishes frm my tank, it is infested with planaria and daphnia ![]() |
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My dear Desireless
Your Daphnia didn’t born out of the blue.A likely source would be your frozen cube bloodworm which you had fed your fish with.You see frozen live food can contain eggs of a number of micro organisms that wilL hatch upon thawing and when the right environment prevails. Take a look at this article written on Daphnia pulex and in particular the section on REPRODUCTION and you are in for a surprise………….. http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site...hnia_pulex.html ![]() ![]() ![]() Thxs for providing the backup MUSIC |
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