Do You Need Rotifers in Your Aquarium?
2 years ago
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In the wild Rotifers eat detritus, dead bacteria, algae and protozoans. These little ones are an excellent medium for getting HUFAs (High Unsaturated Fats) into your baby fish when working on breeding projects. Lots of small reef fish and corals can snack on them as well. They can also serve as a microscopic clean up crew in addition to a snack.
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