Name: Live Microworms Starter Culture - Rich Oats Medium (100ml)
Brand: Microworms
SKU: LC-001
Price: 199.00 INR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (50 reviews)

Question 1

How do I store microworm culture in hot Indian weather?

Accepted Answer

Keep it in a cool, shaded indoor place. Avoid direct sun and overheating. In extreme heat, choose the coolest room and maintain backups.

Question 2

How do I prevent mites or contamination in microworm culture?

Accepted Answer

Use clean tools, keep lids secure, avoid leaving it open, and keep it away from other cultures. Start a fresh backup culture if contamination appears.

Question 3

Why is my microworm culture not climbing the walls?

Accepted Answer

This may happen if the culture is cold, too wet/dry, or newly settled after shipping. Keep at stable room temperature and wait for activity to build.

Question 4

How do I start the microworm culture after delivery?

Accepted Answer

Keep the container at room temperature, open briefly for airflow, and allow worms to climb the walls. Start harvesting once you see active worms on the sides.

Question 5

How much microworms should I feed per session?

Accepted Answer

Feed only what fry can consume within a short time. Start tiny, observe, and gradually increase as fry grow. Avoid overfeeding to prevent water fouling.

Question 6

Which fish fry can eat microworms?

Accepted Answer

Microworms are ideal for Betta fry, Guppy fry, Molly fry, Platy fry, Swordtail fry, and many small egg-layer fry once they start free swimming.

Question 7

Does it smell bad?

Accepted Answer

A healthy microworm culture has a mild fermented smell. Strong odor indicates overfeeding.

Question 8

How do I feed microworms to fry?

Accepted Answer

Scrape worms from the container walls and gently swirl into the fry tank using a stick or cotton bud.

Question 9

Are microworms safe for my aquarium water?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when fed in controlled portions. Overfeeding any food can degrade water quality, so feed small and observe.

Question 10

Can I make multiple cultures from one starter?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can split a starter into multiple containers to create backup cultures and increase production.

Question 11

Does microworm culture need air holes or ventilation?

Accepted Answer

Basic airflow helps. Avoid sealing airtight for long periods. Keep it protected from insects while allowing minimal ventilation.

Question 12

Is microworm culture beginner-friendly?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Microworm culture is widely considered one of the easiest live foods to keep at home with minimal equipment.

Question 13

How often should I feed microworms to fry?

Accepted Answer

Feed small amounts 2–3 times per day. Small, frequent feeds boost growth while keeping water cleaner.

Question 14

What is Live Microworms Starter Culture?

Accepted Answer

Live microworm starter culture is a live, self-reproducing micro-worm culture used as first food for tiny fish fry. It is easy to maintain and provides consistent daily live feed.

Question 15

How long does the culture last?

Accepted Answer

With proper care and periodic feeding, the culture can last several weeks and be refreshed easily.

Question 16

Which fish fry can eat microworms?

Accepted Answer

Microworms are ideal for Betta, Guppy, Molly, Platy, Swordtail, Endler and other small-mouth fish fry.

Question 17

Can I feed microworms to adult fish?

Accepted Answer

Yes, small fish and some adults will eat microworms, but it is primarily used for fry and juvenile feeding.

Question 18

How long does a microworm starter culture last?

Accepted Answer

With good care, it can remain productive for weeks. Many keepers restart a fresh culture regularly for best performance.

Question 19

What temperature is best for microworm culture growth?

Accepted Answer

Warm room temperatures generally speed up production. Avoid excessive heat and direct sunlight to prevent culture crash.

Question 20

How long do microworms stay alive in the aquarium?

Accepted Answer

They usually remain available long enough for fry to eat, but remove excess and keep portions small to maintain water quality.

Question 21

How do I harvest microworms from the culture?

Accepted Answer

Scrape the worms from the container walls using a clean stick/cotton bud and mix into a small amount of tank water before feeding.

Question 22

Is this suitable for beginners?

Accepted Answer

Yes, microworm culture is one of the easiest live foods to maintain for beginners.

Question 23

What is Live Microworms Starter Culture?

Accepted Answer

Live Microworms Starter Culture is a live, continuous culture used as first food for tiny fish fry. It provides excellent nutrition and easy digestibility.

Question 24

What is the best routine for fry feeding using microworms?

Accepted Answer

A common routine is microworms for early days, then gradually introduce BBS and quality fry foods as fry size increases for faster growth.

Question 25

Can microworms replace baby brine shrimp (BBS)?

Accepted Answer

Microworms are excellent, but many breeders use both. BBS is often used as fry grow for faster growth and variety.

Question 26

Why does my culture smell strong or unpleasant?

Accepted Answer

A mild fermented smell is normal. A strong foul odor can indicate overfeeding/contamination. Refresh the culture and keep the medium clean.

Question 27

How to maintain microworm culture for continuous production?

Accepted Answer

Keep it moderately warm, avoid contamination, and refresh/replace the medium periodically. A backup culture is recommended for uninterrupted supply.

Question 28

Do microworms sink or float in water?

Accepted Answer

Microworms typically sink and spread through the water column, making them accessible to fry feeding at different levels.

Question 29

Are microworms good as first food for newborn fry?

Accepted Answer

Yes, microworms are one of the most popular first foods after fry become free-swimming because they are tiny, soft-bodied, and easy to digest.

Question 30

Is it safe for aquarium water?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when fed in controlled quantity it is completely safe and natural.

Question 31

How often should microworms be fed?

Accepted Answer

Feed 2–3 times daily in small quantities to avoid water fouling.

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