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Posted by Marco Schwarz on November 30, 2007, 6:34 am
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K Byers wrote:
> It's kind of ironic that I'm *trying* to grow daphnia
> in some buckets, but haven't had much luck with them
> because I don't really have time for them either....
C'est la vie..! :-)
> Anyway, I'm guessing they arrived in the birthbath on
> the feet of birds as eggs, but that's just a guess.
> Any other speculations?
Feet while standing in mud or shallow water, beaks while drinking, feathers
while bathing in egg-rich water or just in dusty sediments of dried-out
bodies of water where waterfleas temporarily exist..
Waterfleas can be raised intensively or extensively - I prefer the second..
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cu
Marco
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> often as I should. I glanced at it this morning and noticed that there
> are daphnia swimming in it! It's kind of ironic that I'm *trying* to grow
> daphnia in some buckets, but haven't had much luck with them because I
> don't really have time for them either....
>
> Anyway, I'm guessing they arrived in the birthbath on the feet of birds as
> eggs, but that's just a guess. Any other speculations?