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Cacuk PA - Live food for fry betta guppy killifish

zegwei — Sat, 07 Apr 2018 20:40:52 +0800

Cacuk PA
Makanan hidup untuk fry umur 3 hari atas.
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KELEBIHAN CACUK :
🔥Mudah digunakan dan disimpan.
🔥Tidak mengotorkan air.
🔥Peratusan fry hidup yg agak tinggi

CARA PENGGUNAAN CACUK :
👍Titiskan terus ke dalam bekas anak ikan (fry), 3 - 6 titik minimum 2 kali sehari.
👍Campurkan air dulu jika guna sekali dengan air daun ketapang pekat.

1 botol = rm20.00
🚗 Pos +rm10.00 dari Georgetown, Penang.

😅Kuantiti terhad, order sekarang !
Whatsapp 0175522128 atau klik 2 kali link bawah :
http://www.wasap.my/60175522128/Lowyat_CacukPA_PM

* Beli 2 PERCUMA 1
* Beli 3 atas PERCUMA POS !!!

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[Sale] Microworm culture

zegwei — Thu, 15 Dec 2016 02:20:29 +0800

microworm
makanan bagi anak ikan umur lebih 3 hari.
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KELEBIHAN MICROWORM :
☑ Amat mudah digunakan dan disimpan.
☑ Senang bela dan simpan
☑ Cepat biak sendiri membekalkan makanan fry secukupnya.
☑ Saiz seni ±1mm amat sesuai fry menetas sebaik blh berenang.
☑ Membantu pembesaran anak ikan peringkat awal.
☑ Cara guna tangkap terus dan letak dalam air.
☑ Sesuai digunakan utk ikan hiasan seperti betta,guppy, morlly, neon tetra, killifish, wild betta dll.

🔥1 bekas rm20.00,
Pos +rm10.00 dari Georgetown, Penang.
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Kuantiti terhad, nak beli whatsapp:
http://www.wasap.My/60175522128/Lowyat_Mcw_pm

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#microworm
#microwormculture
#microworm PA

K1 Media PA ( Aquarium filter media for arowana )

zegwei — Thu, 15 Dec 2016 01:57:31 +0800

Item(s):K1 Media PA

Package includes: 1kg/pack

Price: RM75/1kg

Warranty: NA

Dealing method: Courier service

Location of seller: Georgetown, Penang

Contact method/details: whatsapp http://www.wasap.my/60175522128/Lowyat_K1PA

Age of item: 1

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Item(s) conditions:New

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[b]Reason for sale:Retail

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Guppy Moscow Black （gift away)

zegwei — Sun, 19 Apr 2015 17:44:05 +0800

Hi,

saya ada guppy mau bagi free, sebab saya tak cukup masa jaga mereka.
Guppy saya ni pure blood dari Thailand breeder.

sesiapa yang berminat blehla Whatapps/wechat sye 0175522128,

syarat :
- sudah ada basic tank setup yang bleh terus masuk guppy,
- hasrat utk maintain dan upgrade pure blood line (x akan campur dengan guppy lain blood)
- sendiri mai collect di Sri Saujana, Gat Lebuh Macallum, Georgetown, Penang. (ingat sedia platik/botol :$ )

- first come first serve

gambar bawah utk rujukan, bukan aquarium sye :

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microworm. Most easy way to culture

zegwei — Sat, 20 Dec 2014 20:48:19 +0800

Microworm pengenalan：

~Microworm adalah ulat yg bersaiz seni(kecil yang teramat) dan sesuai untuk iakn kecik dan anak ikan yang baru menetas .

~ Walaupun namanya Microworm, mereka bukan betul-betul cacing/ulat. zegwei Microworm adalah nematod. Sesetengah nematod adalah makanan terbaik untuk ikan dan sesetengah nematod lain adalah parasit yang boleh memburukkan kesihatan ikan.

~Sesetengah penternak ikan akan menghasilkan microworm sebagai makanan ikan mereka. Microworm makan makanan yang berkanji seperti Oatmeal,tepung dan seumpamanya.

~ Jadi nematod nie memang dijamin selamat untuk ikan anda dan boleh dimasukkan kedalam akuarium tanpa menjejaskan kesihatan ikan anda.

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Keburukan microworm：
1、makanan microworm boleh keluarkan pelbagai bau seperti susu masam, bau wangi pisang/mangga. Tapi nasib baik microworm ni bela dalam suasana kotak hapil tertutup semua, jadi takdek orang complaint

2、microworm akan tenggelam lepas masuk dalam air. Tapi ikan juga suka makan microworm yang bergerak di bawah aquarium.

Kebaikan :
1. Microworm sesuai untuk ikan seperti [/backcolor] danio, guppy, tetra, draft puffer, ikan laga, anak ikan
2. senang untuk pelihara dan jaga
3. kosmengekalkan rendah
4. nutrisi tinggi
5. sekali bela, boleh guna buat selama-lamanya，ikan anda pasti gembira:loveliness:

Cara perlihara yang paling senang：

1st，sediakan bahan keperluan
#microworm starter +kotak plastic+makanan（yis+roti yang sudah buang kulit +air masak）
nisbah bahan＝ap jua juga sesuai untuk microworm。
(Optional : size microworm akan berkali ganda jika tambah spirulina )

2nd，campurkan recipe makanan
campurkan semua bahan dan kacau sehingga seimbang，letakan microworm starter di atas permukaan。

3rd，akhir dan paling penting
lepas yis bertindak balas dalam bahan campuran akan menghasilkan bau yang menarik lalat buah-buahan，jadi kalau anda ada buat lobang, pastikan letak kapas sebagai lindungan。

4th, tunggu masa mengumpul hasil microworm
dalam masa 2 ~ 5 HARI, anda akan terlihat banyak microworm berada di sekeliling kotak, inilah masa boleh mengumpul
untuk bagi ikan makan

5th buat semula
Anda mungkin akan terlihat bilangan microworm semakin hari semakin berkurang di sekililing kotak,lepasan lebih kurang 3~5 minggu, inilah masa untuk buat semula langkah daripertama 1st.

hampir semua ikan suka microworm

lalat buah-buahan bertelur, ini contoh yang gagal jadi ingat tutup ~

microworm adalah makanan paling best untuk ikan kecik,
mula berada di sekiling kotak selepas lebih kurang 5 hari saja

guna tangan mengumpul, siok juga rasanya

ikan kecik sedang menunggu microworm

microworm berada di sekeliling kotak

Alat pengumpul yang paling mudah dan berkesan untuk mengumpul microworm. BEST !!

Perhatian !!!
1. bila memberi kat ikan, pastikan mereka boleh habiskan dalam masa 1 hari, jangan bagi lebih.
2. tutup filter masa beri makan kat ikan ，tapi jangan tutup lebih 30 minit untuk menglindungi bacteria baik di filter.）
3. jangan biar sebarang makluk luar masak dalam kotak，tapi ingat buka paling kurang sehari selama 30 saat untuk tukar oxigen。

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Microworm Starter Pack

zegwei — Sat, 20 Dec 2014 20:15:06 +0800

Item(s):
Microworm Starter full pack

Package includes:
- 1 box microworm
- 1 box ready for starting new culture
- 1 pcs harvest spoon
- 1 pack oatmeal
- 1 pack yeast

Price:R
M 79.00

Warranty:
7 days

Dealing method:
Poslaju

Location of seller:
Penang

Contact method/details:
0175522128, can sms, whatapps, or wechat

Age of item:
fresh

Item(s) conditions:
New

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Reason for sale:
For new hobby culture

Payment Accept:

TEOH ZHENG WEI
MAYBANK 156 066 213 254
PBeBANK 4534 80 3305

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Microworm Starter (Complete Full Pack)

zegwei — Thu, 06 Nov 2014 10:54:47 +0800

Item(s):Microworm Starter (Complete Full Pack)

Package includes:5 items. contact for detail.

Price:RM80(5 items with Free postage )

Add-on available with Pack only
+ microworm RM9.90/box
+ Yeast RM5/11g; RM8/11g box
+ harvest spoon RM20/pcs
+ Culture box RM3/pcs

Warranty:7 days

Dealing method:Poslaju

Location of seller:Penang

Contact method/details:whatapps/wechat 0175522128

Age of item:New

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Item(s) conditions:New

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Reason for sale:Hobbyist

Why Microworm ?
- Easy re-culture & take care ( Requirement : microworm, water, yeast, harvest spoon,box, and oat/breed/etc)
- Clean
- Fast reproduce
- Long Lasting (unlimited re-culture)
- better compare to brine shrimp
- as Professional hobbyist & Aqua World keeper

Advised,
- Do not overfeed if not the water will go badly
- make sure feed for enough need only.
- caution for flies, keep in almost seal condition

Harvest Spoon without microworm starter pack = RM38.50

Yeast 11g box without microworm starter pack = RM12.50

Microworm breeder experience By "Bill Wedkind"

Dear fellow aquarium enthusiasts:

I would like to share with all of you an incredible harvesting technique that I just discovered.

I used to grow microworms many years ago when I had over a dozen tanks in my parents home. I found them to be a very valuable live food for young fry. Now I am showing my children then joy of keeping an aquarium and breeding. I remember never being able to harvest enough worms for all my young. "In an effort to increase my harvest, I would always have 12 - 24 boxes of cultures going."

The time tested method of harvesting these worms is to scrape them off of the side of the container as they climb out of the medium. "Indeed, this is what I did many years ago and it is also the instructions I received from zegwei when I ordered my first 10 microworm starter culture." However, if you have kept microworms before, you have observed the same thing as me - most of the worms are on the surface of the medium. Only a small fraction of them actually climb out to be harvested. Of course, if you try to harvest off the top of the culture, you will also get an unacceptable amount of the medium which you do not want to put in your tanks.

A little background: I used to grow the worms only in a corn meal culture. We put this in plastic shoe boxes which were great because they were large and clear with covers. Per the instructions that Clint provided, I saw that you could also use other material such as oatmeal. So, from the starter culture I bought, I started two cultures; one in oatmeal and one in corn meal. I wanted to see which would work better (provide the most worms). These were both put in large plastic shoe box size containers.

Both cultures grew well. However, even after 8 days of growth, there were not many worms climbing up the sides. Sure, there were millions of worms in each culture but they were mostly on top. I tried many things to harvest more worms but always got too much oatmeal or corn meal. So, after two days of experimenting, I tried something "revolutionary." In fact, it worked so well, I believe it could become the new standard for harvesting these worms. Would you believe that at each feeding, I actually harvested MORE worms than I could use. But now I just take less by choice. Here's the technique:

First, wait until your culture has reached maturity (has a gazillion worms crawling all over it). Then cut a piece of paper towel to fit over about half of the culture surface. You can decide later if you want to use more or less towel. The size of the towel will determine your harvest size. Now thoroughly wet the towel in fresh water and squeeze it so it is just damp. You are going to lay this towel over the top of the culture. We dampen the towel so as not to deplete the moisture in the culture. If you see your culture getting dry, just add water. Now, cover it and just wait a few hours. I let mine wait overnight the first time I tried it. In this time, worms will cover the surface of the towel. Now just remove the towel. It will be literally saturated with worms. The towel comes out virtually "clean." It comes out a bit cleaner from the oat meal culture but I believe the corn meal culture provides more worms. Rinse the towel in a cup or two of clean water. It usually takes me two cups of water just to rinse the towel to the point where it looks like it is free of worms. Then I finish rinsing the towel in one of my fry tanks. Even after taking the vast majority of worms off of the towel and then dipping the "empty" towel in a tank, I am probably overfeeding this first tank (thousands of worms still on the towel). Next, I pour the cups containing the worms through a #2 cone coffee filter that I put in a second cup. I rinse this through 2-3 times. What is left is millions of worms in the coffee filter that you can use to feed more fry than most of us will ever have.

I took a photo of ONE of my worm harvests from one culture. It is an unbelievable sight.

I weighed the harvest - it was OVER ½ ounce of worms without any debris. I had so much left over that I fed my adult tanks with it also.

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I've actually improved on the "millions of microworms" harvesting method described above. It totally eliminates the process of filtering the worms through a coffee filter. Although filtering works, I have found over time that sometimes the filter "clogs" and it takes a long time to get the worms "purified". Also, some of the worms go through the filter and are lost. Check this out - imagine being able to dip a teaspoon and get ONLY worms. No filtering, no trouble whatsover.

Here's my final setup:

Get a worm culture going the normal way. Although my original article indicated that I thought the oatmeal was a better medium than cornmeal, I now prefer cornmeal (it stinks less, it seems to work better and it lasts longer).

So ...

1) Get a cornmeal worm culture started and wait until it is going strong.

2) Lay a paper towel over the well-populated culture (same as before). Sprinkle a few teaspoons of fresh water on top.

3) Wait until you see the worms in abundance on top of the towel (same as before).

4) Now, instead of removing the towel, leave it in place. Just use a spoon to gently scrape the worms right off of the towel. You get no cornmeal (or just a couple of specs). From my experience, you can leave the towel in place (as long as you don't tear it which if you do, just buy a stronger towel, not the cheap store brand) for the LIFE of the culture. This works better because it doesn't disturb the culture and the only worms disturbed are the ones you harvest. The culture continues without interruption - there is no "recovery" time (such as when you remove the towel). I have harvested 3-4 teaspoons of pure worms EACH DAY from each shoe box size culture. Each of my cultures goes about 3 weeks - some a little longer. When my kids say it stinks too much (I'm used to it), I get some new ones going.

5) For each teaspoon of culture you remove, replace with an equal amount of pure water right on top of the towel.

That's it! My cultures are working so well I could probably start feeding my adult population if these worms weren't so small. Thought you might want to share this with your readers as well. As good as the first method was, this is even better still. I don't plan any more improvements because I don't see any room. I'm harvesting worms as simply as taking frozen food out of a packet. It doesn't get any easier than this (unless you can get the worms to jump into the aquarium too.)

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Looking for some mobile number...

zegwei — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 18:51:41 +0800

hey guy,i looking for some vip number.

Price-Rm500-Rm3000

Maxis and Celcom.

Any recommendation????