Live Vinegar Eels Culture Kit

Live Closterium Algae Culture Kit – Nutrient-Rich Freshwater Feed
Offered in a 13oz size, our Live Closterium Algae Culture serves as a wholesome, natural food option for freshwater aquarium inhabitants. Crafted with care in the USA, this culture is completely safe for fish, shrimp, and snails, making it perfect for nourishing Daphnia, fry, and scuds, along with other tiny aquatic creatures.

Ideal for aquarium enthusiasts and professional breeders alike, this live algae culture promotes robust health and vitality in your underwater companions.

Green Water Culture Starter Kit Guide

Enhance your aquatic environment with our Green Water Culture Starter Kit, tailored for baby fish, shrimp, snails, and algae-dependent species. This kit simplifies the process of growing live green water (phytoplankton), delivering a vital, natural food source for your aquatic pets.

Kit Contents:

• 13 oz Dense Phytoplankton Culture: A vibrant starter for quick green water development.

• 10 ml Algae Nutrient Solution: Specially designed to boost phytoplankton proliferation.

• Dosing Syringe: For precise application and effortless upkeep.

Step 1: Set Up Your Container

1. Select a clean, transparent jar or container (1-2 gallons recommended).

2. Add dechlorinated water (use treated tap water or aged water for optimal results).

Step 2: Introduce the Culture

1. Shake the 13 oz culture bottle gently to ensure an even mix.

2. Pour the full contents into your prepared container.

Step 3: Apply Fertilizer

1. Measure 2 ml of fertilizer with the syringe and add it to the water.

2. Mix lightly to spread the nutrients throughout.

Step 4: Ensure Proper Lighting

1. Position the container in indirect sunlight or under a grow light (6–8 hours daily).

2. Keep away from direct sun to avoid excessive heat.

Step 5: Aeration Option (Suggested for best results)

1. Install an aquarium air pump with tubing for gentle aeration, promoting uniform growth and preventing stagnation.

Step 6: Observe and Collect

1. In 3–5 days, the water should turn a rich green, signaling thriving phytoplankton.

2. Extract small portions with the syringe for feeding as required.