How to Culture Live-food using COW MANURE│WHY DO FISH NEED LIVE FOODS

How to culture DAPHNIA ( Live-food)
DAPHNIA:
Daphnia, a genus of small planktonic crustaceans, are 0.2-5 millimetres in length. Daphnia are members of the order Cladocera, and are one of the several small aquatic crustaceans commonly called water fleas because their saltatory swimming style resembles the movements of fleas.
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[@flar3s539]

Adding cowdung is one of the best ways to organically produce daphnia. It increases the risk of cross contanimation and bacterial growth though. Theres a few other ways to develop a good green-water (phytoplanktonic) culture if one is afraid of bacterial contamination. Adding hay or other organic matter will produce phytoplanktons, but it will also increase the bacterial load due to rotting. It is always best to use cowdung than hay or composted veggies. Rotting cowdung is basically broken down plant matter which is easier to decompose, turning the water green early. It does produce a lot of infusoria, which is the prime food for daphnia.

[@hridoy10020]

What about some fertilizer & fish manure 😅

[@flar3s539]

@@hridoy10020 fish manure would increase the ammonia in water which changes the chemical qualities of water drastically. Cowdung too changes the water parameters and chemical formulation but slowly and gradually gives the daphnia time to acclamatise. If you want to artifically fertilise the water, you can use urea. But if you are using urea, make sure that you add urea to the culture tank atleast 7 days before or until the water turns green. If you innoculate the starter culture of daphnia before the nytrifying cycle is complete, there are high chances that your daphnia would crash as daphnias are very sensitive to chemicals. Its all trial and error method. I'd recommend you go for organic fertilisation methods for the culture tank.. hope my piece of information works for you. If not, let me know. I will make myself more clear.

[@hridoy10020]

@@flar3s539 i produce green water in separate container & i harvest daphnea 3 times a week I use fish manure, sometimes boiled aquatic greens Is it okay?

[@flar3s539]

@@hridoy10020 whatever works best for you😛 The ultimate goal is to harvest good amounts of daphnia.

[@pradoshbehera8657]

i have no starter daphnia

[@chrishanselStaAna]

I always watch Dexter's World every Saturday and Sunday mornings. It is much more useful than mainstream TV shows.

[@tonycropper4387]

It amazes me the things you know, great information Dexter

[@EJRYON47]

I have a wall fountain in full sun that pours into a basin 32"x 6' then into another basin that flows into an upper pond. I have Hydrilla (Hydrilla verticillata) inside of this basin which the Daphnia thrive. Only nutrients I give them are coming from the pond itself. There are literally millions of Daphnia in this basin which eventually spread out throughout the pond and breed in an upper pond as well, in the roots of water hyacinth. You can pull up one plant and there will be hundreds of them on the roots. I'm going to start giving them dry yeast to raise their numbers even more thanks to your advice. My pond is stocked with Bass, Bream, catfish, shiners, crawfish, fathead minnows and snails. Pond is all natural and crystal clear. Great channel! I have learned a lot from you!

[@idolchristianvlogs2425]

Finally. Eto ang matagal ko ng hinihintay na video. Thank you so much idol Dexter

[@armwc4354]

Thank u sir dexter for knowledge 💙

[@michaela-be4le]

Hi Dex, with brine shrimp being so costly, this daphnia culture is a great alternative; thank you for showing us how to do it :) Stay healthy brother :)

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

Please support me . Thanks and godbless! All about fish also.

[@j-mariefaulve6740]

Sir kailangan bang tuyo talaga ang tae NG baka

[@Pramod-wq7ef]

I used to watch your videos 2 yrs back. and then after a long gap, watched this one. man what an improvement! the editing, cameras and your speaking wow!!

[@floydmayweather2810]

Keep making those educative videos. Im following your steps and me and my my family are getting succesful. Thank you Dexter.

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

Please support me . Thanks and godbless! All about fish also.

[@anyanwujude1284]

Thank you Dexter for this cost reduction techniques for feeding my baby fish.

[@davidnjenga9440]

Thank you Sir Dexter, I learn a lot from you. Where does the daphnia thrive naturally because in my case it might be difficult to get the starter daphnia.?

[@baitbeast5185]

Yay another video!!!!!!! Every time you post a video I love even more!!!!!

[@sharon2853]

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[@christiangab1227]

Thank you for sharing such a valuable information ! you are truly wonderful and generous ^^

[@bettaq8627]

Keep up the good work, I have learnt alot from you❤

[@priorityshop4105]

Hey Dexter that was informative please make another video of daphnia regarding waterchanges interval and feeding them and aeration maintainance etc Also I watched ur tiger barbs breeding video u did not told how to differentiate male and female in it!

[@mfgaming616]

I also have been daphnia farm but fail coz i only feed them with only green water but after watching your video i inspired again want to breed them again,thanks for share your knowledge dexter,keep it up dexter's world.....

[@karelloydvilchez1130]

Tnx for this video i try this one. Too i keep fllowing your new videos and i learn a lot... my fishes are doing great and they are growing fast

[@kuyatolitz5414]

I've been watching all your videos. Thank you for giving us all this information... I'm very much interested in breeding ornamental fishes and to set up a pet shop when I will stay for good in Philippines..Dito po ako sa Dubai ngayon.. Hope to see more of your videos...

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

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[@mohanmohanks126]

Once we culture this, How long can we keep this daphnia for feeding the fish?

[@atulmhatre6208]

I'm from India.. love this information that share with us sir. I'll definitely try for my fishfry... thank you very much... we love ur all videos that give us more n more information...

[@abhishekkashyapaqua3566]

Where in india

[@atulmhatre6208]

@@abhishekkashyapaqua3566 near Mumbai

[@abhishekkashyapaqua3566]

U have pond

[@tushargupta1823]

I too am from India Uttarpredesh

[@atulmhatre6208]

@@abhishekkashyapaqua3566 yes

[@ahmadbisri8307]

thank you mister dexter the knowledge you shared in your video is very useful

[@BikesGarage]

Thanks for sharing this informative and interesting video

[@teamawesometv9698]

this works i have used method with both my moina and magna daphnia but i now switched to rotten vegetation, good job for sharing. keep up the good work. additional tip, i use tubifex worm to eat the dead daphnia.

[@jemsontamayo3899]

Kapag nawala po kung green panu po ma feed uli ung dapnia Moina?

[@riteshpatel116]

You are making me learn to breed fishes and inspiring me a lot...

[@laantimu]

Wowww Dexter, This is very helpful for me. Breeding daphnia is been always a headache for me. They always die. I have to try like you did in this video. My guppies take too long to grow with regular food. I also use grindals but they are too greasy and can not use it that often. Need to keep daphnia culture for sure. Thanks!!! Greetings from BajaCaliforniaSur in México 👍

[@marygracedelacruz3284]

thank you sir... very informative and easy to follow steps...

[@emmarjohnfutotana9349]

Salamat sa info idol dexter ☝❤

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

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[@snakeandspheres]

Hi Sir Dexter! I'm a fan . I've been petting ornamental fish before and now ko lang talaga natutunan paano mag alaga ng mabuti from your videos. So sad wala na yung mga gamit ko and wala na rin akong natirang isda pero I'm planning and is being motivated again to breed aquatic fishes . Salamat sa Videos!!!! Nag visit pala ako sa pet ship niyo . Sana maglagay ka na ng mga bagong fish. Been visiting your petshop since college days ko pa. Hehe. God Bless po to your channel! And please teach us more!

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

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[@marypaigeflynn4512]

Great video!!!! Dexter you are an amazing man! thank you for always for sharing!! God Bless you❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@DextersWorld]

Jello Mary

[@jaysonlampago9649]

i can tell that you know exactly what you are talking about the reason why i appreciate and I have subscribed to your page. I am also wishing and hoping that someday I may be able apply in my daily endeavors whatever i learn from you. Kudos and thanks

[@westenwesten154]

great one dexter. would you give us an update in the future if it crashed or not ..... btw I think fish poop will also works.

[@planterrapetsph3588]

Love the feels of this vlog ❤️

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

Please support me . Thanks and godbless! All about fish also.

[@tuhinmitra3499]

Sir you are really a generous man. Thanks for sharing this useful tip.

[@amieldeguzman6766]

Hi sir Dexter, how do you maintain your Daphnia set up? Does it need water change? I hoping to see an update on your set up sir, thank you and God bless 😇✌️

[@professorm4171]

You can add dried grass, hay or composted vegetables, if you don't want to deal with manure. It will produce the same results.

[@suzakur2225]

i thought that method was used to culture infosuria not daphnia.

[@Max23465789]

It would also greatly reduce the risk of contamination with things like E. Coli or anthrax if it exists in your country.

[@professorm4171]

Suzaku r2 yes, the daphnia eat the infusoria.

[@professorm4171]

max max parasites too like worms.

[@susmitathapa9249]

@@professorm4171 how can we culture daphnia without starter?

[@edesonvillarias7439]

Thank you for this video sir Dexter :)

[@kendallrobinson8835]

Wow Dexter this is a great idea! I never knew this..Great work!🤗

[@MrGrombie]

This is the type of videos that I love. Actually making shit from scratch without the high end gadgets to propell from one success to another. Just come wood, nails, tarps, some concrete and fish. Nice and simple. But hard to master.

[@bigyak35]

thank you great information and you explained so well

[@DIYFred]

Nice info share.. Thanks and more power

[@ebbios]

Hello dexter....how long does this method of culturing daphnia lasts? I mean how long before the culture crashes and needed to be restarted?

[@defective1728]

Moina lifespan was 25days

[@ebbios]

Oh my...haha.

[@ethanchabert]

Great content! Thanks Dexter...

[@masterroshi7033]

Than you verry much! You are one of the smartest farmers!

[@saireddy3951]

Finally I found the video Thanks Dexter Dexter world

[@quintindejong6059]

I can find dapnia in a small pool next to my house. But only in summer. In winter it is to cold

[@manjulamm2463]

Thank you Dexter sir.........

[@markcolago6958]

Thank you sir dexter you are true expert

[@XxidkxX-bc6kz]

Hello Dexter, I think that the creature that you mentioned in your video is moina instead of daphnia, moina is smaller than daphnia and can be found around Asia while daphnia can only be found in North America Please correct me if I have any mistake😊

[@khelarcillas2850]

Are you referring to moina and magna? , they are both daphnia moina is small while magna is bigger

[@fahadmarwan9944]

They are still daphia

[@marvinrivera1114]

what creAture?

[@nirobhassanjhonny2388]

If this method works it will really help me. I'm really having hard time finding this live food.

[@juanjoseph7284]

Well you cannot give it to betty Frye bellow 25 days

[@adithyav2326]

U inspired me a lot DEXTER thank u Soo much

[@PinoyParaantv101k]

Wow sarap sa isda po salamt sa bagong kaalaman

[@suhaibsk2727]

Would mosquito larvae effect this culture

[@haikalrohaizat4470]

No it won't effect.. you'll find plenty of mosquito larvae in ditch

[@user-zh8xt4pw9d]

മലയാളീസ് ഇവിടെ വരു😇😇😇

[@itsactuallyaman]

Ivide und bro

[@fishingcutes8569]

Ith moinayano

[@josephmathew5344]

@@fishingcutes8569 alla but atho polle ollathannu moina igane cheytal nalla result

[@fishingcutes8569]

@@josephmathew5344 ok bro

[@felixffgaming1151]

Njan malayaliya

[@oilspeculatorhater]

Thank you for sharing and making this fine video. This is great information.

[@richardwaldhouse8067]

Awesome video and your teaching of culturaling Daphne!!!

[@GAMINGAMITABHA]

Can't find starter 😫😫😫😭

[@carl836]

I fell you😭😭

[@vonge333]

You can go to your local pond, lake, or any wild body of water and there should be some.

[@GAMINGAMITABHA]

@3838383 8383838 I have all materials except starter

[@GAMINGAMITABHA]

@3838383 8383838 I am from India

[@cyberdragon1573]

Hi dexster im From SA im twelve and always wanted a gold fish I'm afraid to ask but could you please 🙏 send me five gold fish 😁 please 🙏

[@mr.freego7653]

Tnx sa tips bossing.. Greeting from tawi-tawi 🤗

[@jorgeluisgaliciarivera505]

Excelente video. Muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento.

[@omarkhanusman4928]

I'll try this sir dex. Thank you

[@maxxfish9149]

Hi po sir dex. Salamat po sa bagong idea

[@ShubhamsPetWorld]

How do u make it last longer,I min after some time food for daphneya will be finish then how do u add more wast is it directly or u will make anothr tank with same method

[@laxminarayana6193]

Nice documentary. Thank you. It will very useful to aquatic organisms.

[@joenardo5770]

Salamat sa tips sir dexter . More power and blessings for you

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

Please support me . Thanks and godbless! All about fish also.

[@jeremiahcano4969]

New to your channel Mr. Dexter thanks so much for the great info ❤❤❤

[@bernskabute8501]

Hello sir sige ko tanaw s imong video na inspire jud ko nimo. Mka wala og problema. 😍

[@jhairuspaquilit8624]

thanks for the ideas sir dexter.

[@abhijitpatange68]

Can see mosquito larvae and daphnia in video both are good to feed fish to thrive... thanks Dexter for valuable information

[@Farhankhan-eq9vr]

Thank you Mr Dexter!!

[@sambhubaraik7884]

Thanks a lot for sharing this beautiful technique....

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

Please support me . Thanks and godbless! All about fish also.

[@chuckeynewkirk199]

Very interesting while he's teaching teaching the world how steady he is!!!

[@CARZEL12]

Dexter, I really appreciate your work, you are very inspiring keep it up and please never change your ways! May God bless you greatly!

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

Please support me . Thanks and godbless! All about fish also.

[@anilpoosa]

You have given a solution for many people's problems on feeding fry and thanks for the info.

[@deepakc4209]

Bro ethe moina anno

[@omotayosdiary]

So Dexter how can one source the original daphnia and how long will the first first cow dung plankton culture last before one has to reproduce the culture again? Good job, I’m thinking of using the daphnia as the first feed for my catfish. Thanks again for taking your time to do this

[@annabara8295]

hey Dex! ..two thumbs up,,, from me...(toronto)

[@LucknowPetsZone]

Hello Dexter... Hope you are doing good in the Lock down and all your pets are good.

[@jakienngujo9219]

I want all your video, it makes me love my fishes

[@chuckeynewkirk199]

Incredible concept good video fun to watch let's Go!!!!

[@dragonshadow3707]

Hi thanks very much for your knowledge and your video amazing ;)

[@raviindika]

Thank you for the vedio. Really helpful.

[@masterpatikan1966]

Thank you Master. I will do it thaaanks

[@-horkaban2695]

thanks for uploading essential videos

[@robertbaker3174]

Most excellent Mr. Dexter. I am currently having babies flourish in a dirty scud tank. I understand why but am blown away how many people don't get the bigger picture.

[@juanmigueltv9973]

Thanks Dexter. This really helps us a lot.

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

Please support me . Thanks and godbless! All about fish also....

[@mohdhanafiasdi119]

Hi sir.. thanks so much for the info.. From Malaysia 🇲🇾

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[@JarunsHobbyTV]

wow..nice nice Sir👍

[@fredselvig8020]

Great video very informative thank you

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খুব সুন্দর হয়েছে ভিডিওটি ,আমার মাছ রঙ্গন চ্যানেলেও বেশ কয়েকটা লাইভ ফুড এর সংরহ সংরক্ষণ ও প্রজনন নিয়ে আলোচনা করেছি ।

[@gnanaveltc3705]

Very useful inforation. 👍thank you 👍

[@Rajanooj]

Hi Dec, it’s a wonderful and very useful video, and all your videos too. I have a question wether water change required ?

[@Trendyfashiononsale]

Hi dexter, pls give us an update of dhapina culture... and how to filter and use them.. thank you for sharing your knowledge...

[@rockythach4708]

Great. Thank for sharing.

[@jaysonlampago9649]

by the way your vlogs are very important for being informative. Again, Thanks.

[@bigmacmotovlog3441]

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[@robflores5831]

Thanks for the tips sir

[@m.a.a.salhaso479]

thank you for your video

[@chadiska6844]

thank you sir dexter

[@adetv5214]

hi brother dex, I'm a new to your channel. l do subscribed to your channel because I appreciated your technic on how you successfuly cultured daphnia.

[@sathishpurushoth]

Thank you brother for share this

[@tortule2006]

hi dexter i love your videos so much i love your videos sooooooooooooo much

[@skydelarosa9370]

thank you kaayo sir ^_^ godbless