Live Moina Macrocopa (smaller and hardier than Daphnia Magna)

A sizeable quantity (at least 100, probably much more) of live moina macrocopa. They're the smaller, hardier cousing of daphnia, a common live fish food. Their size and twitchy movement in the water makes them great for fish fry and nano fish. Keep them in a culture and feed them green water, small amounts of yeast, or really anything else that can give a fine "haze" to the water, as they are filter feeders. Much more resilient to a population crash than daphnia.