Blood worms for Peacock Bass

[Miks786]

Hey guys I just wanted too find out the nutritional value of Blood worms for bass?

I got peacock bass that love blood worms but is it good or growth and color or not?

 

[Troy1015]

Ok but try to get them on pellets and shrimp or fish filter. Worms are ok but not much nutritional value.

 

[Dloks]

I don't think worms have much in them especially to bring out bass potential

 

[krichardson]

Blood worms seem best used as,"baby food" for small,young fish.Too much of them are required to provide a meal for larger fish.

 

[heatherbeast]

Yeah, those are kind of like French fries for fish. It gets them eating, but isn't good for them long-term. Try some cut whitebait to get them started on frozen foods. It's found in international markets, usually frozen, and is often used for fish soup.

 

[bOOsteN aUdI]

Blood and even better, black worms, are for small bass. Once the bass reach 4-5" they should be eating pellets.

 

[Dieselhybrid]

convert them now or you'll break the bank!

 

[Miks786]

Blood and even better, black worms, are for small bass. Once the bass reach 4-5" they should be eating pellets.

But how long would they take too grow just eating blood worms?

 

[Bigfishnut]

Try chopped earthworms. They will give you much faster growth and cost less. It's my go to for finicky fish. Even after I break fish to regular food I'll still feed earthworms on occasion. Nightcrawlers seem to work best. Some fish won't eat red wigglers.

 

[Miks786]

Try chopped earthworms. They will give you much faster growth and cost less. It's my go to for finicky fish. Even after I break fish to regular food I'll still feed earthworms on occasion. Nightcrawlers seem to work best. Some fish won't eat red wigglers.

Okay thank you very much bud will get some tomorrow and try