Nov 8, 2006 · My molly eats flakes, freeze dried blood worms, sinking carnivore pellets, algae wafers, and various veggies. Pretty much anything that goes in the tank, he likes to eat.

Sep 26, 2011 · A highly nutritional formula that contains freeze-dried blood worms for maximum palatability and natural sources of pigments to enhance brilliant betta fish colors.

Feb 11, 2006 · I hope this posting helps ANYONE who uses freeze-dried bloodworms and has suffered occasional or frequent, strange, allergic or cold-like symptoms of unknown causes!

Jun 3, 2009 · I have freeze dried blood worms that I feed my fish 2 times a week. They are intended for my bichir, but I have been noticing that my danio usually eats all the bloodworms before my bichir can get any, unless some sink to the bottom. Is there some kind of sinking food that I could get for my...

Jan 5, 2011 · Also is it true that freeze dried worms are avoided by fish of the electric family? I read that on a few sites, if this is the case i should probably go only for frozen blood worms (not going with live worms because ive read some horror stories about parasites introduced due to these live worms, especially Tubiflex). Will they eat brine shrimp?

Aug 5, 2011 · so i got my daughter a male betta in a 1 gallon tank, and i got a few questions. frist we got the freeze dried blood worms i have heard that they can be bad if they are over feed with them, so how do i feed we feed the betta those? and do they need a heater? if so what is a good heater? and now i want one, you all where right they are addictive but i …

Sep 28, 2009 · I have never used freeze-dried bloodworms, but I did recently order some from Foster & Smith for first-time use, hoping they will increase the nutritional value of my fish's diet.

Jul 6, 2010 · The angels definitely seem to prefer the meatier foods - like the mysis shrimp or the blood worms but they like the omega super color flakes - they are pretty fishy.

Aug 7, 2005 · I jus got a FW flounder and I kno they prefer brackish conditions my 25g has 1 tablespoon of aquarium salt per 5 gallons so i believe it should be ok so anyway, what can I feed this dude? I got some freeze dried blood worms would that work? Hes about 3 inches long and likes to stay buried in one place in the sand.

May 31, 2009 · If its always the same symptoms, it could be a recurring disease. And since bacterial secondary infections can attack fish that are sick from something else, you can't be sure a bacteria is your only problem. But to answer your question, its not normal for fish to die so frequently. Poor water quality can increase disease frequency as can poor nutrition and/or stress from aggression. Not ...