1-800-452-1261
Log In
Vinegar Eels (Turbatrix aceti) Nematodes are roundworms and also known as "vinegar eels" because they are usually found living In the sediment of unpasteurized vinegar where they feed on bacteria and fungi.
Item subject to availability.
Options:
(Select option to see volume pricing availability)
Maintenance Alert
Maintain vinegar eels in moderate light at room temperature, in virtually any kind of glass or plastic container. Culture in apple cider vinegar (200 mL or more) to which a few cubes of apple have been added.Vinegar Eels (Turbatrix aceti); the roundworms. Turbatrix aceti (also called Anguillula aceti) is the common laboratory specimen from this group. Known as the “vinegar eel” because it is usually found living in the sediment of unpasteurized vinegar where it feeds on bacteria and fungi. As primary consumers, nematodes are a vital link in numerous natural systems. Nearly transparent, the worms bear live young, which can often be seen developing within the uterus of the larger females. Its complete, one-way digestive tract is also readily visible.
Item subject to availability.
Culturing Vinegar Eels