sharkthevandal
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
Does any one know where i can find Live Black worms in the Spokane Washington area?
Black worms
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Blkworm@aol.com
I buy them on line from here. I just got a pound and a half for $37.00 (including next day delivery). I think the smallest size they sell is a half pound, but they keep for such a long time.
If that's still too many worms for you, email Dan there regarding distributors in Spokane.
HTH
I buy them on line from here. I just got a pound and a half for $37.00 (including next day delivery). I think the smallest size they sell is a half pound, but they keep for such a long time.
If that's still too many worms for you, email Dan there regarding distributors in Spokane.
HTH
Bioworldmaker
Aquarium Advice Freak
Half a pound of blackworms is an insane amount of worms... 8O
In case you want to see what your options are, check out this website, I believe it its for the same company that BrianNY recomended:
California Blackworms
http://www.aquaticfoods.com/
In case you want to see what your options are, check out this website, I believe it its for the same company that BrianNY recomended:
California Blackworms
http://www.aquaticfoods.com/
starlifter2
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
This reminds me of when I stuck blackworms in water, then put them in a microscope slide that has an inner compartment. When I viewed them at 800x, I could see their insides, but I had to do a little microscope hide-and-seek. The next day, the inside of the container was red with blood. 
They were unviewable! I flushed them down the toilet, just as the rest of my problems. 
Bye-bye blackwormies!
They were unviewable! I flushed them down the toilet, just as the rest of my problems. Bye-bye blackwormies!Pufferpunk
Aquarium Advice FINatic
These are the main staple for most of my fish. They must be rinsed thoroughly, as they come from stagnent water! I use a brine shrimp net & rinse them every time before feeding. I usually buy a 1/2 cup/week for my 8 tanks. I store them in a coolwhip container with holes on top, in 1/4" of water, with a few drops of liquid vitamens. Throw away any that loook bad.
puffergirl
Aquarium Advice Freak
Anyone know where I could find some in Canada? To order online or in Calgary?
Yes, that's the same company bioworldmaker. 1 1/2 pounds lasts me roughly 6 weeks. I think this is a bargain because I my lfs charges $2 per portion and I was spending over $20/week there. Well, I'm feeding 64 discus.They must be kept in very very cold water and as puffergirl says rinsed thouroughly before feeding. I'm thinking however, that starlifter2 might be talking about tubifex worms which do come from muddy water . Black worms are raised commercially in clean flowing water and are much safer to feed.
I gave the email address because anyone can ask Dan there about the nearest retailer to them.
Pufferpunk
Aquarium Advice FINatic
I'm not sure where they ship to: http://www.aquaticfoods.com/blackwormcare.html
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