Jan 22, 2007 Thread starter King Dojo Valued Member Messages 93 Reaction score 0 Points 176 A freind of mine was feeding his fish earth worms that he dug in his garden is this ok Like Reply
Jan 22, 2007 Butterfly Fishlore Legend Messages 22,944 Reaction score 116 Points 518 Experience More than 10 years It's ok as long as no pesticides could have washed into where he harvests his worms. They also need to be washed off. Carol Like Reply
It's ok as long as no pesticides could have washed into where he harvests his worms. They also need to be washed off. Carol
Jan 22, 2007 YoYo The Wise New Member Messages 6 Reaction score 0 Points 151 Thanx for that I think it a good idea As long as its in a none polluted are. Like Reply
Jan 27, 2007 tan.b Well Known Member Messages 1,541 Reaction score 6 Points 198 just out of interest...can any fish eat worms, or just the really big fish? ??? Like Reply
Jan 27, 2007 Tom Fishlore VIP Messages 5,265 Reaction score 9 Points 358 Experience More than 10 years you could cut them up so they are smaller. King Dojo said: A freind of mine was feeding his fish earth worms that he dug in his garden is this ok Click to expand... Butterfly said: It's ok as long as no pesticides could have washed into where he harvests his worms. They also need to be washed off. Carol Click to expand... You would also have to clean them out so dirt doesn't get in your aquarium. You could do this by letting them eat ony vegetables or just if you cut them up, clean out their stomach. Tom Like Reply
you could cut them up so they are smaller. King Dojo said: A freind of mine was feeding his fish earth worms that he dug in his garden is this ok Click to expand... Butterfly said: It's ok as long as no pesticides could have washed into where he harvests his worms. They also need to be washed off. Carol Click to expand... You would also have to clean them out so dirt doesn't get in your aquarium. You could do this by letting them eat ony vegetables or just if you cut them up, clean out their stomach. Tom
