CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can dried maggots be fed to fish?

1. Can dried maggots be fed to fish?

Soak it in water until it's a little soft.

2. I would like to ask you: Can maggots and mealworms be used to feed fish?

Yes, it is possible, but it cannot replace 100%, because too high protein will cause digestion problems (I don't know if it will happen to aquatic animals, but livestock and poultry will), and the nutrition is unbalanced. For chickens, others can only replace 30% of the feed, and as for the amount of fish replacement, you have to figure it out yourself. It is recommended to conduct a small-scale test. In addition, the breeding of maggots is also quite laborious. If your breeding costs are too high, it is recommended not to consider it. If you buy maggot powder from others, it is recommended to ensure its quality, because pure maggot powder is very expensive, and the cheaper ones are mixed with other things. View original post>>

3. How to raise flies and insects to raise fish

You might as well grow green algae and fish, which can not only stabilize the water quality but also provide food for the fish, killing two birds with one stone.

4. How to raise maggots for fishing.

Materials required: 2 taels of pig small intestines, 2 jin of rice bran, and a plastic bucket.

1. Spread rice bran and wet plastic bucket bottom evenly.

2. Cut the small intestine slightly and place it on the rice bran.

3. Place the bucket in a secluded corner, but make sure it is not exposed to rain.

4. When the temperature is around 15 degrees Celsius, maggots will appear in about three days.

5. How to cultivate maggots for betta fish to eat in winter?

In winter, the best food for betta fish is red worms, which are usually too big to be eaten.