Enchytraea
Do you know what a beloved geranium on your windowsill has in common with happy aquarium fish at home? That’s right — enchytraeids! These white worms you’ve probably seen in the soil of potted houseplants can become excellent food for your aquarium inhabitants.
Grindal worm
Grindal worm (grindal) is very good as a food for feeding young fish, in addition, it can be used for feeding small fish species. It is relatively easy to breed at home independently. Therefore, it deserves the attention of aquarium fish lovers.
Feed common trumpetfish
The common trumpetfish is very widely used by aquarists as live food. Its advantages include its low cost and the possibility of keeping it alive for several weeks.
Bloodworms: Premium Live Food for Aquarium Fish
What Are Bloodworms?
Bloodworms are one of the most popular and nutritious live foods for aquarium fish. These bright red larvae belong to the non-biting midge Chironomus plumosus, an insect completely harmless to humans. The larvae measure 10-25 millimeters in length and derive their distinctive red color from high hemoglobin content in their blood.
Mosquito larvae
In past articles we have talked to you about such types of live food as trumpet fish and earthworms. Today we will talk about feeding mosquito larvae and some other insects to aquarium fish.
Earthworms aquarium fish food
Earthworms – a very short article, but not the least important. It is dedicated to the well-known earthworms. They can be an excellent addition to the diet of your aquarium fish on a par with the trumpet fish, which we talked about in the last article.
Foraging for tubeworms
Tubeworms is the most famous long-used food for aquarium fish. It is very widely distributed in our country.
Shoebill infusoria
Shoebill infusoria are protozoan unicellular ciliated microorganisms. Widespread everywhere, and everywhere are the most important link in the food chain of any biocenosis. For the aquarist these protozoa are of interest as a food base for fry that have just emerged from the eggs.