Anyone got hatched BBS? Happy to buy some!

[jellyfish23]

Hi guys,

I have no time to hatch BBS to feed my fry and id really love to feed them some. Does anyone here have some that I could feed my frys? Please, comment or PM me with a price, Im happy to pay a good amount. Thanks guys!

[Umbee fan]

coke bottle and 48 hours, not hard or time consuming

[Lofties]

48? I've never done it, but I was told 24 hours and they're cooked?

[pk333]

First of all, what type of fry are you wanting to feed BBS to? If they are surviving without feeding BBS to, what's the point?

Just jump on youtube, so many videos on how to set up a BBS hatchery. Now that's it's getting warmer, as [MENTION=14880]Umber fan[/MENTION] said, a coke bottle, an air pump and some aquarium/rock salt is all you need.

[grubby]

Throw some java moss in from an established tank. The fry will pick from the moss all sorts of tasty morsels that live in it.

[jellyfish23]

Its Betta frys and until now they are living on Microworms. I have bought frozen BBS today and I'll try feeding it to them. Thanks for the comments but I do not have space in my room for that and I live in an apartment thats why.

[thatsright99]

I have decapsulated brineshrimp, which is a bit smaller then newly hatched bs, but more nutritional for the fish. Everything from newly hatched fry to adult daffodil brichardi, tetras even kuboti loaches hit them hard.

[lollies]

I can hatch some for you, but they die pretty quick without salt water though

[swimmers]

you can get jars of bbs ready to go Steve at fishchick sells it $25 a jar for memory ment to be pretty good