It's a valid question.
Anyone have an example of harmful effects of feeding a fish a earthworm from dirt treated with pesticide?
I fee my fish earthworms, superworms, red worms, meal worms, etc. Some I buy some (from the bait store... I don't support Wal-Mart) and get some from the yard (I don't use pesticide or fertilizer).
Anyone have an example of harmful effects of feeding a fish a earthworm from dirt treated with pesticide?
I fee my fish earthworms, superworms, red worms, meal worms, etc. Some I buy some (from the bait store... I don't support Wal-Mart) and get some from the yard (I don't use pesticide or fertilizer).
FSM;3371221; said:I've read about biological magnification, where toxins build up in higher levels of the food chain, but is there actually any data that shows worms that come from a yard treated with pesticides can potentially have detrimental effects on fish they're fed to?
Unless you feed them very often, I doubt it's anything to worry about.