who else feeds crickets or any different critters
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My fish eat all kinds of things. Frozen bloodworms, live blackworms, snails, nightcrawlers, and even cut up pieces of leftover walleye of steelhead from the fishing season.
I feed my fish crickets from time to time. But they love nightcrawlers !! If I don't feed them nightcrawlers at least once a week . . my floor gets a puddle on it .... not sure which one of them do it ... but im guessing its one of the big ones ...
I've caught walleye but never kept one....do they taste as glorious as I have heard?
I feed my exos and catfish frozen bloodworms, live blackworms and cut up red worms. I tried small crickets but the exos don't seem to recognize that it's food.
I heard walleye and Pike are the best freshwater fish, but to be honest, as much as I fish for bass, I have only eaten it once since back in 1993 and I don't even remember what it tastes like - striped, smallmouth or largemouth. IDK, i'm a bass fisherman so if I kill a bass it's like im killing a part of myself. weird, huh? I don't actually keep ANY gamefish that aren't stocked or sustainable-farmed, tbh. Just a couple black crappie last April because I never tried it before and I figured at 35 years old, it was time to see what the rave was all about. It wasn't disappointing
Try pinhead crickets or flightless fruit flies. Small crickets aren't exactly ssmall enough for a lot of fish, reptiles or amphibians, and drop them in at the same time you toss in the flake and pellet food to trick them into sampling it.
Thanks I'll have to give pinheads a try. Hopefully they'll see it as food.I heard walleye and Pike are the best freshwater fish, but to be honest, as much as I fish for bass, I have only eaten it once since back in 1993 and I don't even remember what it tastes like - striped, smallmouth or largemouth. IDK, i'm a bass fisherman so if I kill a bass it's like im killing a part of myself. weird, huh? I don't actually keep ANY gamefish that aren't stocked or sustainable-farmed, tbh. Just a couple black crappie last April because I never tried it before and I figured at 35 years old, it was time to see what the rave was all about. It wasn't disappointing
Try pinhead crickets or flightless fruit flies. Small crickets aren't exactly ssmall enough for a lot of fish, reptiles or amphibians, and drop them in at the same time you toss in the flake and pellet food to trick them into sampling it.
I have "dusted" them with powdered vitamins before feeding to my Oscar....
gutloading crickets is easy...they eat almost anything.
