Live Microworm Culture 1 Tsp Starter Cup | Natural Fry Food

Raise strong, healthy fry the natural way with our Live Microworm Culture Each order includes a 1 teaspoon starter culture in a sealed cup packed and ready to reproduce quickly in your own setup. Microworms are one of the best first foods for baby fish, providing a steady supply of live, moving nutrition that stimulates feeding and supports rapid early growth. Unlike powdered foods that cloud water, microworms stay alive and active, making them perfect for: Fry (guppies, bettas, tetras, cichlids, etc.) Nano fish Shrimp Small invertebrates Theyre easy to culture at home and begin producing within days. Why Microworms? Live Moving Food Triggers natural feeding instincts Perfect Fry Size Ideal for newborn and small-mouth fish Fast Reproducing Continuous food source with simple maintenance Cleaner Than Powders Less water fouling Father Fish Approved Works beautifully in natural, low-tech aquariums What Youll Receive 1 1 teaspoon live microworm starter culture Packed in a sealed culture cup Ready to expand into your own growing colony Father Fish Tip Live food builds strong fish. Microworms are simple, inexpensive, and incredibly effective. Start a culture once, and youll have live fry food for months. Live Culture Guarantee We pack cultures fresh. If your culture arrives inactive, contact us within 48 hours with photos and well make it right. How to Grow Your Microworm Culture Microworms are easy to maintain and begin producing quickly. Follow these simple steps: Step 1: Prepare the Medium Mix plain instant oatmeal with warm water until it becomes a thick paste (not watery). Spread 1 inch of the mixture into a small plastic container. Let it cool completely before adding worms. Step 2: Add the Starter Culture Place your microworm culture on top of the cooled oatmeal. Spread gently across the surface. Optional: Sprinkle a tiny pinch of bakers yeast on top to jump-start production. Step 3: Cover & Store Cover loosely with a lid (poke a few small air holes). Keep at room temperature (6875F). Avoid direct sunlight. Step 4: Harvest Within 24 days, microworms will begin climbing the sides of the container. Wipe them off with your finger, cotton swab, or small brush. Rinse lightly in aquarium water and feed to your fish. Maintenance Tips Start a new culture every 23 weeks to avoid crashes. If the culture smells very foul or turns moldy, discard and restart. Keep multiple cultures going for continuous supply. Father Fish Tip Live food builds strong fish. Keep two cultures going at once one active and one backup and youll never run out of fry food.