Caring and Culturing for Daphnia - Ward's Natural Science
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thats Some 3-4 drops you put in
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Nice one only too far off, we did not get a close up view, also where do can I get the type of plastic mini tanks from?
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i <3 u. ^_^
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Thanks for sharing!
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why don't you just use fine sand? be easyer and cleaner.
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do they breed like crazy???
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wish i had a teacher as hott as you, i learnt a lot from this vid thanks.
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can you send me the material you use in this video please....? thank you in advance
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So just add 30-40 drops not 3-4?!:|
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Can we get a close up look ?
mba2ceo 9 months ago
@mba2ceo Thanks! That's a good idea. We'll work on getting a magnified video of Daphnia up soon.
wardsci 9 months ago
Great questions!
Aquarium water would work best as it should be free from chemicals and is most like natural pond water.
You can feed them yeast as well as green water (water with microscopic algae) Just be careful not to put to much yeast in at a time. I'd add a few grams of dry active yeast to around 100mL of water. Then add 10 mL or so of this at a time.
wardsci 1 year ago