Nim Dibbley Plecostomus MFK Member Aug 13, 2010 725 34 61 CA Dec 30, 2013 #11 Cu455 said: Do you use calcium powder on the crickets? Click to expand... i bet this is what happened. maybe the shop dusted the cricket before he bought it.
Cu455 said: Do you use calcium powder on the crickets? Click to expand... i bet this is what happened. maybe the shop dusted the cricket before he bought it.
S s010245 Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 29, 2012 280 0 0 Philadelphia Dec 30, 2013 #12 I feed crickets from my basement to my frontosa and there are no problems Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
I feed crickets from my basement to my frontosa and there are no problems Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
Drstrangelove Potamotrygon MFK Member Oct 21, 2012 2,693 1,229 164 San Francisco Dec 30, 2013 #13 I had a small bit of cloudiness from earthworms since I was too lazy to let them purge. With crickets, I noticed no issues at all.
I had a small bit of cloudiness from earthworms since I was too lazy to let them purge. With crickets, I noticed no issues at all.
Redearsunfish Piranha MFK Member Aug 6, 2009 6,565 40 75 A nice lake full of game fish! topwaterreviews.blogspot.com Dec 30, 2013 #14 Cu455 said: Do you use calcium powder on the crickets? Click to expand... I didn't but perhaps the pet shop did, the strange thing is I watched it happen and crystal clear water turned cloudy within minutes. Like an amount of milk was poured in.
Cu455 said: Do you use calcium powder on the crickets? Click to expand... I didn't but perhaps the pet shop did, the strange thing is I watched it happen and crystal clear water turned cloudy within minutes. Like an amount of milk was poured in.
Redearsunfish Piranha MFK Member Aug 6, 2009 6,565 40 75 A nice lake full of game fish! topwaterreviews.blogspot.com Dec 30, 2013 #15 I'm sure it was calcium. If I remember correctly calcium will cloudy up water no?