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    Default New product Australian Blackworms Flake

    Just sharing......we are only sending this out to our Australian customers initially, whilst we source a sealed container to safely send it overseas.

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    https://www.blackworms.com.au/Produc...ctCode=F%2D010
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    Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi!

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    I feed Tubifex now. The ones sold commercially are farm raised. They haven't come from sewer water (although the worms are well equipped to live in sewage). I've considered raising my own but the scale I'd be able to raise them on doesn't come close to what I need to feed all my tanks of fish. I make do with freeze dried cubes

    NO SIGN OF ILLNESS NOR UNEXPECTED DEATHS FOR OVER A YEAR NOW.
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    I literally took Liz's advice on tubifex worms I found on a different thread. I feed my fish fish freeze dried tubifex worms 2-3 a day with zero issues. Very clean. Very safe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LizStreithorst View Post
    I feed Tubifex now. The ones sold commercially are farm raised. They haven't come from sewer water (although the worms are well equipped to live in sewage). I've considered raising my own but the scale I'd be able to raise them on doesn't come close to what I need to feed all my tanks of fish. I make do with freeze dried cubes

    NO SIGN OF ILLNESS NOR UNEXPECTED DEATHS FOR OVER A YEAR NOW.
    Are you talking live or freeze dried, Liz?
    At my age, everything is irritating.

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    Liz
    Why don't you feed fdbw's? Just curious.
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    Freeze dried.
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    Quote Originally Posted by brady View Post
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    Why don't you feed fdbw's? Just curious.
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    Jay, I don't think the freeze dried blood worms have much nutrition. They look like empty shells. Besudes, the Discus don't like to eat from the top and freeze dried blood worms float.
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    Freeze dried bloodworms are also high in protein ....... Hikari Freeze Dried Bloodworms protein 55%

    Quote Originally Posted by LizStreithorst View Post
    Jay, I don't think the freeze dried blood worms have much nutrition. They look like empty shells. Besudes, the Discus don't like to eat from the top and freeze dried blood worms float.
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    Liz and Francis
    When I said fdbw I meant the freeze dried black worms sold by Al.
    Sorry for the confusion, but my question still holds.
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    I fed them for years but it got so I could no longer afford them.
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    Totally agree with Liz .

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    I fed them for years but it got so I could no longer afford them.
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    Default Re: New product Australian Blackworms Flake

    Liz, can you give me a link on where you get this? Perhaps, PM?

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    ebay. I buy in bulk and stick most in the deep freeze until I need it.
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    Thanks Liz.

    Quote Originally Posted by LizStreithorst View Post
    ebay. I buy in bulk and stick most in the deep freeze until I need it.

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