How to Culture Greenwater

► Greenwater, or phytoplankton, are known by most aquarium hobbyists as good quality small fish fry food, like betta fry. This article will outline some of the ways you can make your own ✔

► Tips
+ Use smooth, thin leaves so they will easily blend in a kitchen blender. Avoid adding hard and thick leaves because they will not emulsify well.
+ You will notice quite a lot of algae on the surface of the water- this is phytoplankton. At this time, you may add daphnia culture (water fleas) to the phytoplankton. Your local pet store is a good source of Daphnia. The adult stage of the Daphnia are a great live food for the aquarium.
+ Microwave the leaves to kill the plant cells faster.✔

► Warnings
+ Do not feed the fresh blended greenwater straight to your fry! Let it sit under the light so the phytoplankton will grow and all of the cells in the leaves died first. Some cells in the leaves are the defense system of the plant and this can kill your fry ✔

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