The best food for newborn small fry is infusoria. One species of infusoria is Paramecia which belong to the ciliates. Their entire surface is covered with cilia, or eyelashes, which the paramecium uses to swirl food around and also to help it move around. Paramecia feed mainly on bacteria and sometimes also on other unicellular microorganisms, such as unicellular fungi like yeasts and also unicellular algae. A complete kit for starting paramecia or paramecium is included with video link instructions on how to propagate and keep on hand permantly.
Paramecia
Best food for newly hatched fry is Paramecia. Easy to culture and a great way to see stupendous results. Just read what some of our customers have said:
"I just wanted to let you know that the culture arrived a few days after Christmas. I now have 2 small cultures running perfectly. Thank you very much 🙂 ... My fish are doing the best they have ever done! I have close to 100 Celestial Pearl Danio fry in varying stages of growth." -- Evan (NSW, Australia)
I did get my culture and have started another batch which is really producing. Just in time for my baby CPD’s. Also using an egg trap very similar to Blake’s and have lots of new babies. Hope all is well and thank you again. Still loving your YouTube Chanel of all the ones I watch I really do like your information and content. -- Steven (Lansing MI, USA)
"I'm seeing a big improvement in the Neon fry survival rate using the paramecium. Have also started breeding the CPD's and pretty much am having a 100% survival. -- Pete's Fish (Calgary, Canada)