CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What are the precautions for earthworm fish farming?

1. Do earthworms need to be disinfected before feeding them to koi?

unnecessary.

Because earthworms do not carry any bacteria, insects or viruses related to aquatic fish, they can be fed directly without disinfection;

Koi fed with earthworms are colorful, healthy and have perfect body shapes;

Earthworms are not state-protected animals, so you don’t need to apply for a license from the Agriculture and Forestry Bureau before raising them. In addition, feeding them is convenient, safe, and pollution-free.

After you buy the earthworms, take them out and wash them with clean water, then cut them into pieces with a knife. Of course, you can also soak them in salt water for 3 to 5 minutes to kill the bacteria, then put them in the refrigerator to freeze, and take them out and feed them directly when feeding. This way, the fish are not easy to get sick, and the earthworms are also preserved intact.

2. What are the precautions when feeding earthworms to red-crowned goldfish?

After catching live earthworms, they must be processed before being fed to fish.

2. First, wash the live earthworms in clean water, then put them in a clean container, prepare bran and corn flour, spray water into it to maintain humidity, and raise the earthworms in the container for one or two days;

3. Then encourage the earthworms to spit out the dirt and dirt in their stomachs, then wash the earthworms in clean water and feed them to the fish.

3. How do I raise earthworms to feed my goldfish?

1. The way to spend money is to find a flower and bird market or a shop that sells fishing gear. You can buy a lot with 1 dollar and feed it with fish food. You don’t need to feed a lot. 1 dollar can feed it for a long time.

2. The method that takes time is that earthworms like moist soil with a lot of humus, that is, places where rotten grass and leaves are piled up. You can find places where leaves are piled up in parks or roadside bushes. If it happens to be moist all the time, then there will definitely be earthworms in it.

Then, if there is a relatively clean drainage channel with grass growing on both sides of the drainage channel, there will definitely be a lot of earthworms in the water on both sides of the water channel. Just dig it up. Earthworms can be kept in a container with wet soil (not soaked in water). Be sure to add a fine mesh on top to prevent them from running out at night. You can put a little bit of vegetable leaves and apple cores as food, but don't put too much to avoid fungus growth. Catch a bunch of earthworms and raise them. As long as you pay attention to moisture retention and drainage, they can live for a long time. Finally, according to my experience, goldfish don't really like to eat earthworms, but prefer to eat aquatic insects such as mosquito larvae.

In addition, buy some high-quality fish feed, or use sea fish, shrimp, octopus, etc. to make a paste mixed with corn flour, soybean flour, and chopped vegetables, then steam it, cut it into small pieces and freeze it. Take out a piece every time you feed the fish. The effect will be better, and you can feed the fish for a long time. It is nutritious, fish like to eat it, and it is easier to persist than digging earthworms everywhere.

4. Is it good to feed seven-star fish with earthworms?

good

Earthworms are rich in protein and have a relatively comprehensive nutritional composition. They can be used as an additive in fish farming and are an excellent protein feed.

Mixing fresh earthworms into compound feed: General compound feeds used for fish farming are inferior to natural baits in terms of palatability and feed efficiency. However, using fresh earthworms to mix into various dry compound feeds for fish farming can improve and make up for this shortcoming. Fish are particularly fond of eating them, especially for feeding fry over 3 cm in length. The method is to mix fresh earthworms into various dry compound feeds, so that the body fluids of fresh earthworms are absorbed into the various mixed raw materials. The fish farming compound feed soaked with body fluids has good palatability for fish and high feed efficiency, which is better than other fish farming compound feeds.

5. What should you pay attention to when feeding earthworms to goldfish?

1. The way to spend money is to find a flower and bird market or a shop that sells fishing gear. You can buy a lot with 1 dollar and feed it with fish food. You don’t need to feed a lot. 1 dollar can feed it for a long time.

2. The method that takes time is that earthworms like moist soil with a lot of humus, that is, places where rotten grass and leaves are piled up. You can find places where leaves are piled up in parks or roadside bushes. If it happens to be moist all the time, then there will definitely be earthworms in it.

Then, if there is a relatively clean drainage channel with grass growing on both sides of the drainage channel, there will definitely be a lot of earthworms in the water on both sides of the water channel. Just dig it up. Earthworms can be kept in a container with wet soil (not soaked in water). Be sure to add a fine mesh on top to prevent them from running out at night. You can put a little bit of vegetable leaves and apple cores as food, but don't put too much to avoid fungus growth. Catch a bunch of earthworms and raise them. As long as you pay attention to moisture retention and drainage, they can live for a long time. Finally, according to my experience, goldfish don't really like to eat earthworms, but prefer to eat aquatic insects such as mosquito larvae.

In addition, buy some high-quality fish feed, or use sea fish, shrimp, octopus, etc. to make a paste mixed with corn flour, soybean flour, and chopped vegetables, then steam it, cut it into small pieces and freeze it. Take out a piece every time you feed the fish. The effect will be better, and you can feed the fish for a long time. It is nutritious, fish like to eat it, and it is easier to persist than digging earthworms everywhere.

6. What is the correct way to feed fish with earthworms?

1. After catching the live earthworms, they must be processed before feeding them to fish.

2. First, wash the live earthworms in clean water, then put them in a clean container, prepare bran and corn flour, spray water into it to maintain humidity, and raise the earthworms in the container for one or two days;

3. Then encourage the earthworms to spit out the dirt and dirt in their stomachs, then wash the earthworms in clean water and feed them to the fish.

7. How can I make the live earthworms I buy for fish live longer?

Worm boxes are available in fishing tackle stores, or you can find a small plastic box with a lid and drill some small holes in the lid for ventilation. Put wet horse manure paper in the box. Earthworms can survive on the horse manure paper for more than ten days. However, the box should be placed in a cool place and not in a place with high temperature, especially not in a car in the summer.

If you want to keep the earthworms for a longer time, you can use a flowerpot, get some humus soil for planting flowers, and keep the earthworms in it. Place them in a cool place and feed them some fruit peels, fruit cores, etc. Not only can the earthworms survive for a long time, but the small ones can also grow slowly and even reproduce.

8. How to raise earthworms to feed fish?

Earthworms can be used to feed fish, and they are good fish food. But earthworms grow in unclean places. They carry a lot of bacteria and viruses, so they cannot be used to feed fish directly. Because the fish we raise are ornamental fish, they are relatively delicate. If they are fed directly, it is easy to cause the fish to get sick and have indigestion. (Commonly known as rotten intestines) The best way is: take the earthworms back and don't feed them anything, let them excrete the soil and mud in their stomachs. Then soak them in salt water, wash them and chop them into small pieces before feeding them. This is what I did when fish food was scarce, and the fish turned out much prettier than those fed with grains.