Michael Mrutzek, Bremen
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Daday, 1888
Moina salina is the "salt water variant" of the freshwater Daphnia pulex and a good food for small marine fishes, pipefishes and seahorses.
The salt water flea is a high-fiber food animal with about 2.5% fat, about 95% water and includes the vitamins A and B2, but with low energy value and therefore should be offered as a feed supplement.
If you have the opportunity, you should feed the fleas with algae such as Nannochloropsis salina, Nannochloropsis oculata and Isochrysis galbana .
In large containers, salt water fleas can be well bred, but only with good ventilation and enough phytoplancton.
Moina salina is the "salt water variant" of the freshwater Daphnia pulex and a good food for small marine fishes, pipefishes and seahorses.
The salt water flea is a high-fiber food animal with about 2.5% fat, about 95% water and includes the vitamins A and B2, but with low energy value and therefore should be offered as a feed supplement.
If you have the opportunity, you should feed the fleas with algae such as Nannochloropsis salina, Nannochloropsis oculata and Isochrysis galbana .
In large containers, salt water fleas can be well bred, but only with good ventilation and enough phytoplancton.
