Live Food for Fish Fry:
* Vinegar Eels
* Microworms
* Brine Shrimp Eggs

Live Food for Small & Medium Fish:
* Extra Sml Phoenix Worms
* Extra Sml Silkworms
* Small Silkworms
* Silkworm Eggs
* D. Melanogaster: Wingless Fruitflies
* D. Hydei: Flightless Fruitflies
* Fruit Fly Larvae
* Rice Flour Beetle Larvae
* Black Worms
* Daphnia

Live Food for Large Fish:
* Medium Silkworms
* Medium Phoenix Worms
* Superworms

Non-Living Supplies:
* Hikari Aquarium Fish Food
* Fish Fry Food
* Betta Tank
* Fly Culturing Supplies
* Fruit Fly Culturing Kits
* No Bugs Insecticidal Shelf & Drawer Paper

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Blackworm Care Sheet
How to Care for and Raise Blackworms
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General Care:
- Upon the arrival of your Blackworms, thoroughly rinse them with cold (40-50° F) aged or bottled water
until the run off water is clear and clean.
- Place the Blackworms into your worm keeper or other container.
Cover the Blackworms with no more than 1/2 inch of cold (40-50° F) aged or bottled water.
Do not cover the container (they need to breath).
- Keep your Blackworms in the refrigerator. They need to be kept
between 40-55° F.
- Make sure that your worms are no thicker then 1/2 inch. If they are thicker than 1/2 inch, they may suffocate or try to escape from their container.
- To keep your blackworms fresh, they should be rinsed at least once a day. Use only AGED OR BOTTLED PRE-CHILLED WATER when rinsing.
Do not use aquarium water, or room temperature water. Only cold 40-50° water.
- You do not have to feed your worms; they will live off their own body weight. However, the longer they are kept, the more weight they will lose.
Please Contact Us if you have any questions or
comments regarding Blackworm Care
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