Doesn't everything?They taste kinda like chicken.
Doesn't everything?They taste kinda like chicken.
Same one I use now and again. Too bad my Embers and Glowlites never seem to able to get in the fun. They don't sink down to the level they hang and feed in.I use freeze dried Tubifex worms for my Panda Garras and cichlids but don't soak first. Mine come from Hikari and are in cubes that are too large for a single feeding in my tank. I pinch off a chunk and press on the glass where it will stick. The Pandas attack it on the glass and the cichlids chow down on what is broken off and in the water. Hey it works.
This is the product that I use:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00025K1GG/?tag=ff0d01-20
Sadly, there is no source for live blackworms where I live.Nothing like natural foods to bring out the inner predator. If you think they go nuts for freezedried tubifex, try giving them some live blackworms.
Really? You should try it once...I've actually never tried tubifex worms before (for my fish, not for me)
Came in the mail yesterday, I'll sprinkle a bit on my ice cream tonightReally? You should try it once...
I've never tried freeze dried bloodworms because I've heard they won't sink. All of my fish prefer feeding from the middle or bottom of the water column.In my tetra tank (bloodfins, glowlights, embers, with some harlequin raspboras) freeze-dried tubifex does cause a commotion. Even the embers attack the surface. However, if I REALLY want to
cause a mass feeding frenzy, my occasional offerings of freeze-dried bloodworms creates true havoc!
I've never tried freeze dried bloodworms because I've heard they won't sink. All of my fish prefer feeding from the middle or bottom of the water column.