Culturing Green Water - Perfect food for FISH FRY or DAPHNIA

Finally a a decent video with someone actually speak english, other videos I'm trying to watch they all english titles but when u open it all you can say is F word not one word u can understand, so thank you so much..

This channel really looks like profesional level youtuber.. Great videos and very informatives

I have my doubts about the ingredients of the hikari product but the main information of this video seems to be very good and it is clearly presented. Thanks!

just found this awesome channel and ordered the hikari first bites for my betta fry on recommendations, thank you for sharing, great work!!

Such a huge help and I am sure glad to have found the easy to make green water for the future!!! T Y : )

Thanks for the easy to follow video, clear and concise with pointers for uses of the green water which i appreciated. I'm looking to raise daphnia and some small fry.

Thanks for the ideas. Great content.

This was perfect. Thank you

Thank you! A nice, concise presentation.

Short Simple And Informative 👏👏👏👏

Thanks you Tiny! I am breeding the fish in korea, I recently started growing daphnia. I was wondering how to feed the water fleas as the population is increasing. Thanks to the contents of this video, I think my troubles can be solved!

Thank you for this information. Nice channel!

Informatif video 👌👍

So if I get some rain water. Put it into a clear container in a sunny spot. Let it go green. Add in some live daphnia. I then have a daphnia culture? And can harvest some daphnia and feed them to my fish?

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Really good vids thank you.

Thanks.

How do you use the green water to feed fry? Do you keep the fry in a separate tank and just pipette and squirt in some green water into the tank? I have my guppy fry in a breeder box inside the aquarium and only have Hikari First Bites. It's my first time with having a live bearing fish. I didn't have time to buy a Brine Shrimp hatchery before my guppy gave birth. If I add the green water into the tank, will I have algae problems in my tank? So far my tank does not seem to have any algae of any sorts in there.

Should there be any concern with adding too much fertiliser?