First Red Wigglers

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I'm glad your fish love them...I actually just order 2100 pcs hopefully they come in good and my fish will be happy.
 
I've always had good luck feeding them. All my bottom dwellers loved them. I usually get mine from Walmart.
 
Fish Tank Travis said:
I had to ask and they had them in a back room.

I'm just really hoping my wife doesn't find them back of the refrigerator drawer I put them in. She is already not a fan of the sealed frozen bloodworm cubes in the freezer. Lol
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If she has a problem with it, time to upgrade wives. I did !
 
Well, a bit of a bummer but my eels just ignored the red wigglers tonight. They skipped right over them and only went for the bloodworms. Tomorrow, I might try only the red wigglers and see if they are more interested then.
 
Fish Tank Travis said:
Well, a bit of a bummer but my eels just ignored the red wigglers tonight. They skipped right over them and only went for the bloodworms. Tomorrow, I might try only the red wigglers and see if they are more interested then.
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Better than my peacock eel. It was straight up stupid. It completely ignored food and died of starvation. My parameters were completely fine, and all of the other fish ate and acted well.
 
Stephen Hiatt said:
Better than my peacock eel. It was straight up stupid. It completely ignored food and died of starvation. My parameters were completely fine, and all of the other fish ate and acted well.
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On the other hand the first time I introduced my bgk to a Mountain Dew bottle full of blood worms it swam right in.
 
Stephen Hiatt said:
Better than my peacock eel. It was straight up stupid. It completely ignored food and died of starvation. My parameters were completely fine, and all of the other fish ate and acted well.
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I even left a good sized pile in front of it's face. The eel stared for the few minutes they were there, and swam away when the others came to feast.
 
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