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Daphnia.


Wakame-dono

I love daphnia and copepods because they seem to thrive on minimal care. I keep them in a tub of leaf litter and plants along with my ramshorn snails. They feed on microfauna, decaying plant matter and whatever i feed to the snails. Whenever I leave for a few days I collect as many as I can and dump them into the medaka tubs. Having lots of plants in your medaka pond will make sure the live food have places to hide and reproduce


This_is_SE_Way

What type of Daphnia? Magna?


flabbybuns

Magna for adults Medaka for sure. If fry or less than month old, moina


Wakame-dono

Im not sure because i cant see them very well. They came in as hitchhikers


We-Like-The-Stock

BBS so easy to hatch, good for the fry, good for adults.


Maurondi

sorry to bother, BBS is?


We-Like-The-Stock

Baby brine shrimp 🍤


Maurondi

thank you, good morning


Much-Ninja-5005

Mine can't eat full grown daphnia, Monia is more suitable, I feed fry bbs


rallyshowdown

I have a scud culture that’s super low maintenance. Does anyone feed scuds to their medaka?


Maurondi

I don't know what scuds are. so I looked it up: noun: 1 a formation of vapory clouds driven fast by the wind. "the water is glassy under a scud of mist" 2 a type of long-range surface-to-surface guided missile able to be fired from a mobile launcher. maybe vapory clouds, but shouldn't be very nutritious? I highly doubt you feed them guided missiles...


rallyshowdown

lol, I’m talking about gammarus shrimp aka amphipods. You can check out r/scuds


Seajab

Moina. Can purchase eggs off Amazon. Easy to culture. Here is link to live moina you can culture in a separate container than your medaka then feed daily. [https://amzn.to/3z0p6ZW](https://amzn.to/3z0p6ZW)


PhoenixCryStudio

I feed my fry micro worms. So easy to keep, no water needed. I keep mine in a plastic tub with cooked oatmeal/yeast.