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We are developing a system of propagating mosquitoes for medical research should researchers need it, but mainly, it will be for producing larvae for fish culture and live feeds for aquarium fish. The mosquitoes will be resident inhabitants of a contained breeding enclosure.

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We will publish all innovations we might chance to discover so that other fish enthusiasts might also try on their own these gadgets or systems. Watch out for it folks, we will be together on this.

We will be producing again fishes once the breeder for mosquito larvae is completed where resident mosquitoes will be bred withoout letting them out to mo**st people. The live feed is most essential for breeding -- for the parent fish and the fries. There is the enigmatic question about why the daphnia culture just become eroded after a few generation. There is a strange mutation that transforms the daphnia into black water mites or something. And with this phenomenon, the daphnia slowly dwindles in population. These are questions to be solved. Meanwhile, we may experiment on brine shrimp breeding and culturing.

To all those raising daphnia (moina and magna) have you exprienced the mutation of the dapnia into a strange black specie which overwhelms the whole culture? I csll it "black daphnia ninja" for it is black and maybe, it killed the daphnia population because these were now the only occupants of the container. In the upcoming video, I will document the advent of this invasive specie which destroys the daphnia culture. I am not certain, however, if this is a new specie, or just a mutated species of the original daphnia, or just a pest carried over by the mosquitoes which lay their eggs in the daphnia culture. If anyone knew of this, or has noted a similar phenomenon in their culture, please drop some comments or information. We could benefit from sharing data on this happening which destroys the daphnia culture.

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Anyone who could identify this aquatic plant? I have plenty of young shoots for anybody interested.