Hello
I know there are enough threads in this forum about cuttle food but what i was wondering about is that brine shrimp doesnt seem to be a proper food for cuttles but i´ve found nothing about what brine shrimp got as food.
Has they been raised with yeast or something more valuable like live micro algae ?
I would not risk to raise my first sepia i´ll get with brine shrimp because they are cheap, not a chance.
I´m alread?y breeding a kind Palaemon shrimp(how to you call them in english ghost shrimp? ) as food for the cuttles.
To you think the shrimp-larvae could replace mysis as first food?
To produce enough of the larvae is a lot easier then breed mysis![Big Grin :biggrin2: :biggrin2:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
at least i beg you all to correct me if i wrote something completely strange in my post.
I know there are enough threads in this forum about cuttle food but what i was wondering about is that brine shrimp doesnt seem to be a proper food for cuttles but i´ve found nothing about what brine shrimp got as food.
Has they been raised with yeast or something more valuable like live micro algae ?
I would not risk to raise my first sepia i´ll get with brine shrimp because they are cheap, not a chance.
I´m alread?y breeding a kind Palaemon shrimp(how to you call them in english ghost shrimp? ) as food for the cuttles.
To you think the shrimp-larvae could replace mysis as first food?
To produce enough of the larvae is a lot easier then breed mysis
at least i beg you all to correct me if i wrote something completely strange in my post.