Size of the container food is in..

[JEAE21]

I'm gonna orer some freeze-dried bloodworms but I have no idea how long they will last...
The average weight of all of them is around an ounce..

but how long will an ounce last with a juvenile bluegill?

if you're kind enough to help me, can you check the height of your container the pellets/freezefried/etc. are in?

i can't go to any stores to check the size..on the internet the "ounce bottles" look like they're 7" tall..

 

[Fish Eat Fish]

im sure they dont cost much at all. why dont you just buy them and find out instead of wasting room on this forum?

 

[Yakuza-Irezumi]

im sure they dont cost much at all. why dont you just buy them and find out instead of wasting room on this forum?

Yikes,not quite the response i would like if i was unaware of the answer to the question i posted!! Anyway,your bluegill when acclimated should readily devour any prepared food,as these fish survive in and eat off of Nature.Don't waste your time/money with the planned large order of the bloodworms.Put some flakes in there,it'll be more than happy.

 

[Yakuza-Irezumi]

Ad Nauseum,the "ounces" your looking at are most likley freeze dried.The weight of freeze dried foods is GREATLY different then the weight of water bearing frozen foods.

 

[JEAE21]

thanks yakuza.
yeah i'm asking because i don't want to waste my money(including shipping fee) on something too small or too big for my bluegill.
well i try to get the bluegill i already have on floating flakes bu they don't seem to go for it..the topwater guppys do though.

anyways, i did get 2 bottles of some san francisco bloodworms..i wonder how big it is..
(i bought it since i had other things i needed to get online)

 

[JEAE21]

well i went to the petstore and checked out the san francisco brands..they were tiny! the hikari bloodworms were much bigger!

then i went home an a few minutes later fedex arrives with my package..
wow the SF bloodworms are huge!!! there must be millions in the 6" bottle!