🔵 Cultivo De Gusano Grindal Como Alimento Vivo Para Nuestros Peces (Acuarios MB)

Carlos's Ad https://www.milanuncios.com/peces/gri...! In Grindal worm cultures, the most commonly used species is Enchitraeus albidus. It's difficult to locate a strain that is generally exchanged with other breeders, although they are abundant in nature. Same setup as for earthworms, but smaller and in a plastic container (a carrier will work, but an opaque container is better; they are photophobic). Substrate: peat, coconut fiber, paper, straw, etc., always moist but never waterlogged (Make small holes in the base of the container with a nail heated on the stove, held with pliers, of course). We'll also cover them with rags and feed them, in this case, with dog or cat food, natural yogurt with spirulina, stale bread soaked in milk, cooked wheat or oatmeal, etc. We'll need the initial strain, which a friend will usually lend us, although we can also find it at a specialty store. We can use small containers for each strain or a large one for several strains, but always have a backup in case our main culture fails. There are several ways to keep these worms, although the most common is to use moist coconut fiber or peat. They can also be grown in other media such as sponge, something I've personally tried in several ways, but never with the same results as with coconut fiber. We'll put a layer of well-moistened coconut fiber or peat about 5 cm deep, then the strain, and then the food on top. They keep perfectly at room temperature, avoiding extremes of cold and heat, although heat is better than cold, which is why many people place the containers on the aquarium screen. They are fed with cat or dog food, or with bits of sausage, avoiding overfeeding because if the food rots, we can lose the strain. Lately, I've been using holistic dog food with great results, as they seem to breed more and there's no residue left behind like some other foods. We'll place the food on the fiber or peat, not buried in the soil. We'll need to maintain a certain level of humidity in the strain, so we'll add water as needed.