Oyster inhabitants.

Paul

There is an aquarium for keeping lobsters and oysters. 2200*700*550. During maintenance, many bristle worms and other creatures are frequently encountered. The only way they can get in is with the oysters. It's quite a budget-friendly option for replenishing live food for marine tanks. What do the experts think?

Emily3506

Why replenish them? Many-branched worms reproduce like that even in an aquarium.

Shelby3182

And initially from the air? And then, there is never a lack of living creatures.

James3382

In principle, it can also be done with oysters if it is economically justified. Maybe they are more expensive than J.K. (live stones)?

Charles

Everything that is free is justified. And have you ever bought stones? If 10% are decent, that's already good. There is no crawling or attached life in them, just bacterial and algal colonization.

John5528

You just haven't come across the right stones.

Craig7302

Well, yes, at Tsibuli in Poland.

Caleb6320

Please tell me in more detail what can be dug out of oysters? What is the other wildlife? P.S. A handful of polychaete worms, and even for free, that's very good.

April3499

In general, you need to look at the oyster arrivals right away. Sometimes there are also algae. But mostly there are worms.

Debbie3587

Oysters are cold-water animals. And all the creatures that come with them are also cold-water. In my opinion, there's no point in messing around with these creatures and conducting experiments, unless your aquarium temperature is below 20 degrees Celsius, then you can take the risk. The only interesting thing in this matter is the oysters themselves, which are very good as fish food.

Amber

Oh really? I found the same worms in Crimea both in the sea at a depth of several meters (where the water is usually cold) and in puddles on the shore of Donuzlav, where on a sunny day the water is almost boiling.

Jessica

Where is Donguzlav? Mirny or Novoozerny?