@Agarwaen777 I've heard that they smell less if you add yeast to the culture. I don't know if it's true or not, though, because mine have never smelled. I put them in a tupperware container, put a paper napkin over the top, and then put the lid (which has holes in it) on. They don't smell.
@Agarwaen777 I've heard that they smell less if you add yeast to the culture. I don't know if it's true or not, though, because mine have never smelled. I put them in a tupperware container, put a paper napkin over the top, and then put the lid (which has holes in it) on. They don't smell.
They dont just appear you have to buy a culture of them from ebay,online stores, or speciality aquarium fish stores. All you do is prepare the bread(medium) and place the microworms on it and boom!! (Semi) Instant fry food....(wait a week)
BTW: The so called (Peanut Butter) I believe is the Microworms
They're hard to find. I had to have mine shipped from the UK. Some pet stores may carry them though. I'm afraid I can't send you any, my idiot brother let them die while I was on vacation.
if the culture is already wet, regardless if it is in a package, then the worms are already alive, in which case, depending on how long they have lived already and how big the container is, they should be able to live for another week or so. You can keep growing and harvesting them though, so it's not like you only have one shot.
They can usually live at room temperature. If you can live in it, so can they. Put some bread (whole wheat or white) into a gallon ice-cream tub, or the equivalent. Punch some small holes in the top to allow for some air circulation. Then soak the bread with water (make sure it is distilled, you can do this by letting the water sit in a container for two days). Put a pinch of yeast on the bread to give the worms something to eat (this is optional). Then dump the culture on top. Keep it moist.
just to tell you. those wads of white things are maggots i believe. flys come and lay their eggs in their, i get a lot of maggots into my microworms alot until i covered it with a top.
Oh, that's just a glare from the light. The liquid itself is moving because of the microworms, but there are no maggots in the culture. I don't have flies in my room and microworms are nematodes (roundworms), meaning they do not pupate.
oh. okays. i got some maggots in mine thing until i put a lid with no holes on it. but the maggots were a good use to me too fedthem to my bettas too... good food source
hey, how di du make that btw? do u think u could pm me plz if u have the time becuse ive been looking on the internet for some answers but i can't really find and answers unless i buy some products off some online shops.. anyway thx for ur time
Yes I agree these cultures do smell. I found min on Ebay also that's the best place to get them.
KramersComments 2 weeks ago
can i get this at my local petco?
BEASTxPROD1GY 4 weeks ago
eewww...moving peanut butter!!
AltumAngelz96 3 months ago
Do you find the culture is more productive if you use bread instead of oatmeal? What's that brown thing laying across the bread?
captmicha 10 months ago
WTF is that!!!
bluedisk0123 1 year ago
omg weird i found this video. this last night just out of the blue i asked myself what is small enough to feed fry. =D yay im happy =p
anonwillprevail247 1 year ago
where did you get them? And do they smell (as in are they rank?)?
bettacrazy 1 year ago
@bettacrazy I ordered them on ebay actually as most pet stores don't carry them. And yes they DO smell rank. You kinda get used to it though.
Agarwaen777 1 year ago
@Agarwaen777 I've heard that they smell less if you add yeast to the culture. I don't know if it's true or not, though, because mine have never smelled. I put them in a tupperware container, put a paper napkin over the top, and then put the lid (which has holes in it) on. They don't smell.
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@Agarwaen777 I've heard that they smell less if you add yeast to the culture. I don't know if it's true or not, though, because mine have never smelled. I put them in a tupperware container, put a paper napkin over the top, and then put the lid (which has holes in it) on. They don't smell.
Okiimiru 1 year ago
step by step next time please
JustLiving34 2 years ago
fake
Carmador 2 years ago
ummm... how is that fake? Ask anyone who works at a pet store and they will tell you otherwise.
Agarwaen777 2 years ago
Fake and gaaaaay
Hotpants1231 2 years ago
@Hotpants1231 youre fake and gay.
missbree2242 1 year ago
@Carmador its not fake they are really small you can barely see them at all
WackChannel101 1 year ago
wow...
snicklefritz1989 2 years ago
lol sick so they just apear
?
laura999991 2 years ago
are those harmhul to humans??
apearl420 2 years ago
How did you start it ? Just peanut butter and bread...?And how long does it take for them to appear?
addictedgamer007 2 years ago 2
They dont just appear you have to buy a culture of them from ebay,online stores, or speciality aquarium fish stores. All you do is prepare the bread(medium) and place the microworms on it and boom!! (Semi) Instant fry food....(wait a week)
BTW: The so called (Peanut Butter) I believe is the Microworms
thatfishbreeder 2 years ago 5
what are micro worms?
vezon2552 3 years ago
I have Microworm Cultures for sale. I have both starter cultures and ready to harvest cultures. Please check out my website microwormcultures(dot)com
lmnelson26 3 years ago
OMG PEANUT BUTTER ON TOAST THAT IS SO FREAKING AWESOME! lol jk nice worm XD
jedimastergimli 3 years ago
yuuuuuuuuuuum vomit on toast
mackaMCzack 3 years ago 6
want B long till I have fry how do I start microworms where do I get them can I make my own?
hooch1st 3 years ago
search on the internet for making microworms then just buy the culture, the rest is up to you my friend.
seanyboi2 3 years ago
on ebay its all there for like 3 bucks hehe
DaManWangsta 3 years ago
looks like some one vomited on two pieces of toast! lol. cant you produce microworms just by decaying food?
4k3el 3 years ago
haha no that would be spontaneous reproductive.
proven wrong by Louis Pasteur
stripedzebr0 3 years ago
ya u have to have the culture of a microworm culture get onto the bread somehow, they dont just appear
bodell18 3 years ago
were did you go to get them?
i want to mate my bettas but i need to know how to feed them and how to get it
justalyssa42 3 years ago
They're hard to find. I had to have mine shipped from the UK. Some pet stores may carry them though. I'm afraid I can't send you any, my idiot brother let them die while I was on vacation.
Agarwaen777 3 years ago
hey. i have a microworm start culture how long can is last without make the worm come to live?. thank you
LiTtL3vI3t90 3 years ago
if the culture is already wet, regardless if it is in a package, then the worms are already alive, in which case, depending on how long they have lived already and how big the container is, they should be able to live for another week or so. You can keep growing and harvesting them though, so it's not like you only have one shot.
Agarwaen777 3 years ago
i have a starter cluture already what do i need to do to make more and what temperture should i keep them in?
seanthao 3 years ago
They can usually live at room temperature. If you can live in it, so can they. Put some bread (whole wheat or white) into a gallon ice-cream tub, or the equivalent. Punch some small holes in the top to allow for some air circulation. Then soak the bread with water (make sure it is distilled, you can do this by letting the water sit in a container for two days). Put a pinch of yeast on the bread to give the worms something to eat (this is optional). Then dump the culture on top. Keep it moist.
Agarwaen777 3 years ago
just to tell you. those wads of white things are maggots i believe. flys come and lay their eggs in their, i get a lot of maggots into my microworms alot until i covered it with a top.
darkbetta79 3 years ago
Oh, that's just a glare from the light. The liquid itself is moving because of the microworms, but there are no maggots in the culture. I don't have flies in my room and microworms are nematodes (roundworms), meaning they do not pupate.
Agarwaen777 3 years ago
oh. okays. i got some maggots in mine thing until i put a lid with no holes on it. but the maggots were a good use to me too fedthem to my bettas too... good food source
darkbetta79 3 years ago
hey, how di du make that btw? do u think u could pm me plz if u have the time becuse ive been looking on the internet for some answers but i can't really find and answers unless i buy some products off some online shops.. anyway thx for ur time
SkylineR034 3 years ago
You can't make the culture unless you have a starter culture of worms... it's a lot like making yogurt.
Agarwaen777 3 years ago