Not important-but I'm curious. :O

[crimsontsavo]

They are probably blood worms.
But...Ive never seen a picture of a blood worm!

I caught some wonderful little worms in a local canal.
They bury themselves in the sand sticking part of their body in the "free waters"
Waving around like little flags.Thin as a hair , they are blood red.
Every so often they "tap" the ground and either poop or have a baby- I don't know which yet-LOL.
They lived is MASSES upon MASSES-Like thousands- in one small clump-
there are..er.. were rather several small clumps scattered about each other.
The water they lived in had no flow- but didnt smell stagnant.
At times of heavy rain that gulley/ditch could be a raging mini river though.

Are they blood worms?
Pardon my ignorance- LOL!
BTW- the fish LOVE them---nummy nummy!

 

[Lateral Line]

Sounds more like tubifex - they bury themselves partly in the mud and wave about. Blood worms are free swimming jobbies.

 

[crimsontsavo]

Thanks so much!
My fish are feasting on them as I type-lol.
LL- is that a My Little Pony in your avatar?

 

[Lateral Line]

>>> LL- is that a My Little Pony in your avatar?

Err, no, err, (keep taking the tablets dear).

It is called "Abstract 37". It's a computer generated mashing of a photograph, in this case, some empty bottles.

 

[crimsontsavo]

hehe-okay.
looks like a MLP to me LOL.
(small mind i suppose)
emmm tablets...yummy...

 

[KimmyFishy89]

Make sure you wash out the tubiflex (Which is does sound like). It has a bit of a harsh rep for carrying disease.