Australian Blackworms are here in USA

[H82LOS3]

Hey i would like to order 2 10 grams of blackworms please, when are you gonna have in stock?

[brewmaster15]

Any day now I should recieve them.They are in transit....I'll post as soon as I do.

Thanks,
al

[Ed13]

Anybody got a video or more pics, particularly of the loose ones. Never really use, or seen for that manner, a live or dead Blackworm let alone a freeze dried version. Kinda interested in the results form everyone.

[CodOnMyRod]

Anybody got a video or more pics, particularly of the loose ones. Never really use, or seen for that manner, a live or dead Blackworm let alone a freeze dried version. Kinda interested in the results form everyone.

Hey Ed hopefully this can help you. I buy the loose worms, and what I do is take a small clump and ball it up in my fingers and stick it to the glass about halfway down.




They attack it right away and about 15 to 20 seconds later there are pieces all over. I have a lot of current in my tank so they go all over althought they tend to float.



If i'm lucky the clump will stay on the glass for about 30 seconds then the main clump starts just floating around the tank midwater.





They will keep attacking the clump until it starts really breaking up then they will go their own way looking for individual worms. Sometimes whats left of the clump will slowly sink to the bottom and get attacked there.





In 3 to 5 minutes everything floating around midwater and near the bottom will be gone. There will be some that float at the surface, then the fish will slowly come up one by one to get the floaters.



All my fish love them. One warning though this food is discus crack. I thought frozen bloodworms were bad, they prefer this over any other food.



Ruben

[Ed13]

Thanks for the "play by play" Rubén! Your discus are looking good too!

So floaters are ignored untill the end?

[CodOnMyRod]

Thanks for the "play by play" Rubén! Your discus are looking good too!

So floaters are ignored untill the end?

No problem Ed. The floaters usually are eaten last, but all my discus have learned to eat off the surface with these worms. I think having a lot of current helps with these worms.


Ruben

[brewmaster15]

Love seeing those happy Discus Chowing Down Ruben! Thanks for the pictures!

-al

[CodOnMyRod]

Love seeing those happy Discus Chowing Down Ruben! Thanks for the pictures!

-al

No problem Al. I'll be contacting you soon, I am almost out of worms here.



Ruben

[brewmaster15]

Hi all,
Well I am back in the saddle again... Got my next order in and the website inventory has been updated..

If you are looking for Freeze dried Australian Blackworms in the USA or Canada...Please visit the online store here...

Aquaticsuppliers.com




Thanks everyone!

Best regards all,
Al

[dbfzurowski]

Hey,
quick video of my fish feeding on Australian blackworms.

[Hagisan]

After all the reading I am going to place my order ASAP.

Thanks for the visual posts Ruben and Dominik.

[dbfzurowski]

no problem buddy.
i'm very happy with this product.

[diamond_discus]

Al,
I recevied my shipment today. Thank you for the fast shipment.
-Larry

[brewmaster15]

Larry,
Glad to hear that those fishes will be happy now. Thanks for the order my friend!

take care,
al

[diamond_discus]

Larry,
Glad to hear that those fishes will be happy now. Thanks for the order my friend!

take care,
al

Al :

Indeed my fishes are happy .. I stick the cube toward the bottom. My fishes swam by initially as they didn't know what it is .. But as soon as the first guy took a bite .. the rest of the gang basically attack it .. I used up 10 cubes for my first feeding last night .. I am going to use this for my breeding tank. I believe this will help keep the breeding tank clean .. Let's see if it will help spawning Thanks again.

-Larry