CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Which red worm feeder is better? (Which red worm feeder is better?)

1. Bloodworm feeder?

It is an item for feeding fish at home, which can be sold online.

2. Which feeder is better?

Generally, the brand of feeder is not important, but the material and shape are the main factors. In terms of material, smooth surface is easy to clean, such as ceramic and glass. In terms of shape, bowl-shaped ones are easier to clean, with a large mouth and a round bottom. The second is cups. Of course, if it is a special animal feeder, there are specific designs.

3. Is it necessary to buy a feeding cup when feeding bloodworms?

Necessary

Cone-shaped bloodworm feeding cup with suction cup, used for feeding fresh bloodworms, strong suction cup sucked on the water surface of the fish tank, pour the bloodworms into the container, the fish will eat them by themselves, avoiding the bloodworms being washed all over the tank by the water flow when feeding, causing the water quality of the fish tank to be affected. The feeding cup in mid-air is more advantageous because it can leave enough space for the fish to move around, that is, the water layer will be differentiated, so the fish will naturally distinguish the area where they are, which is a more orderly one. That is, the fish will divide different feeding spaces and can fully enjoy the bait.

4. How to make your own red worm feeder?

1 pound of red worms and 4 ounces of sesame oil. Boil the sesame oil in an unused wok over high heat (just until green smoke appears). Place the red worms in a fine-meshed strainer and quickly fry them in the oil {if you are slow, the frying will be too slow and the effect will be poor} (The commercially available red worm powder is made by placing live worms in a vacuum centrifuge and instantly drying them, then crushing them in a vacuum: due to limited conditions). The fried red worms have become dry small worms (actually just a layer of skin on the surface). Add the fried soybean flour and mix well until crushed in a grinder. Then use the remaining oil to boil again and add 10 "cloves and a little dried osmanthus". This oil is used to make explosive bait and buckwheat noodles mixed with worm oil. It works well in the wild and in natural waters such as reservoirs where no worms are fed all year round!

5. How to make your own red worm feeder?

The simplest way is to cut off a part of a plastic beverage bottle, and then use a needle to poke closely arranged small holes on it. If conditions permit, you can remove some small suction cups from toys and fix them on the edge of the plastic bottle. Even simpler, you can use wire to make a small hook and hang it on the edge of the fish tank. It should be noted that the small hole should not be too small or too large, so that the red worms can drill out.

6. Which is better for feeding fish: bloodworm patches or brine shrimp patches?

Both bloodworm patches and brine shrimp patches are suitable.

Because both bloodworms and brine shrimps contain a lot of protein and fat, they are especially suitable for feeding young discus fish, so they are suitable for feeding together. If you only feed one kind of food, it is easy to cause a single nutrition, leading to their stunted development. It is best to sterilize bloodworms in advance to prevent them from being infected with parasites. If conditions permit, you can freeze the live worms and then thaw them before feeding.

7.Dogness feeder, instruction manual?

The feeder is set to feed once at 10 a.m. and once at 3 p.m. every day. The opening of the feeder can be adjusted as needed. Add some fish feed (freeze-dried bloodworms, flakes, granular feed, etc.) to the food box of the feeder every four or five days. You can do a few more experiments outside the fish tank to see if the amount of each feeding is appropriate. If the amount of feeding is too large, the fish will not be able to finish it and it will pollute the water quality. At this time, you can open the mouth of the food box a little smaller to let less feed fall out.