PS: I also have used vinegar eels with great success on baby bows and they
work very well. They are a smaller food than baby brine so most new
hatched bows should be able to eat them right from the start. Their other
advantage is that they are a surface animal, so stay near the water's
surface. This is also where baby bows like to stay so they are right where
they need to be for the bows to catch and eat them easily. Microworms sink
to the bottom, so I have never had luck feeding them to bows until the
bows were old enough to leave the water's surface and actually search them
out. By that time, they can easily eat baby brine and powdered flake, so I
use those instead. ;)
Julie <><