Zoo Med 78065 Can Bloodworms Review

MUST PUT IN THE FRIDGE AFTER OPENING! My beta liked them but they are HUGE. Given that Beta only needs to eat the size of his eyeball a day, he found it difficult to cut the worms into small enough snacks. As there were so many of them and they were huge I had to throw away a lot after seeing mold in a jar about 5 days later.

I was a bit skeptical about canned worms. I have used frozen mosquito larvae in the past but due to Covid buying pet supplies was a breeze. I tried it on a whim. I opened the jar and froze most of the contents in a ziplock bag, I break off a small amount and thaw in a mug before feeding. My betta fish, sir, think they're delicious. A convenient way to feed everyone, no matter what. Great item for storage.

Description says Libra. What arrived was a can full of wet soup. I discovered this after opening the top lid of the jar. The liquid had an unpleasant odor and was dark in color. The only thing that comes close is if you bought a can of tuna that has twice the amount of oil and only half the amount of tuna. It also started to mold soon after. Discovery The only good thing about this product is that Revain gave me credit for this rubbish.

I cleaned my tank, cleaned my Fluval 306, left it behind and all the bloodworm exoskeletons came out like a mess. Cloudy my tank. Now I have to find a pipe cleaner to clean my pipes because they are stuck on the inner ribs. I think this product is good next to it. But it's a pain to clean up. Lots of empty shells to work with blood.

I spent almost an hour researching mosquito larvae and comparing prices on supplements for my carnivorous plants. If you look at the product information, everything indicates that these mosquito larvae are available in freeze-dried form. Spoiler alert: it isn't. My bloodworms arrived in some kind of viscous liquid (some kind of oil to keep them longer I think). Whether they were originally freeze-dried could not be determined. I rinsed them out as best I could, but apparently they were too…

This is a great product if you have quite a few fish to feed and plan to use up the entire container in a few days. My show guppies and measles ate them until they were stuffed. Fresh is always better than frozen. However, I don't have enough fish to eat an entire can before it goes bad in the fridge after a few days or has to be frozen in small portions. Once frozen, you lose the benefits of this great fresh option. For those of you with multiple aquariums and lots of hungry fish who love…