CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What soil is best for raising red worms and fish? (What soil is best for raising red worms and fish?)

1. Can red worms be raised in the soil?

No, it can only be kept in water.

2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of freeze-dried turtle bloodworms?

The advantage of freeze-dried turtle bloodworms is that they are highly ornamental and easy to breed.

Disadvantages of freeze-dried turtle bloodworms. It requires the soil to be slightly dry during flowering. If the soil is moist, the three petals on the outside will easily bend up and need to be adjusted by hand. Of course, it can't be too dry, otherwise the flower shape will change.

Disadvantages of freeze-dried turtle blood worms: Fleshy roots are afraid of waterlogging, water only when dry, like scattered light, and are relatively shade-tolerant.

3. Is red worm powder really made from red worms?

Red worm powder is really made from red worms

Because the price of red worm powder is relatively low, there is no need to fake it. Red worm powder is mainly used as bait, because if you use it to fish, you can catch a lot of fish. And you can catch a variety of fish. Because fish are attracted to this red worm powder.

4. Will red worms grow bigger if put in apples?

No, how to preserve red worms? If you cannot use up all the red worms you buy in one go, it would be a pity to throw them away. In fact, you can store them for a long time by taking measures.

The simplest method is to cut the apple in half and take out most of the apple flesh. Then put the red worms inside. The apple contains a certain amount of water and sugar, so the red worms have no shortage of food. Finally, put it in the refrigerator and refrigerate it. This will be fine for a week.

5. How effective is red worms in catching redtail fish?

Red worms mainly grow in shallow waters near small rivers and in black mud containing organic matter. Red worms have the characteristics of twisting movement and emitting a certain earthy and pungent smell in the water. In summer, anglers use red worms as the main bait to catch fish in the middle and upper layers of rivers, lakes and reservoirs that mainly feed on meat bait, such as red bream, money fish and black carp.

The living habit of redtail fish is that they mainly feed on moths, flying insects, live shrimps and other meat baits in the middle and upper layers; therefore, when fishing, using red worms to catch redtail fish will definitely be effective, and there will be many good catches.

6. How to raise red worms in the soil?

Red worms like to live in moist soil and can be placed in a cool place.

7. What are the advantages and disadvantages of freeze-dried bloodworms?

The advantages are that it is highly ornamental and easy to breed.

Disadvantages of freeze-dried red worms. It requires the soil to be slightly dry during flowering. If the soil is moist, the three petals on the outside will easily bend up and need to be adjusted by hand. Of course, it can't be too dry, otherwise the flower shape will change.

Disadvantages of freeze-dried red worms: Fleshy roots are afraid of waterlogging, water only when dry, like scattered light, and are relatively shade-tolerant.

Bloodworms are a very suitable food for all kinds of ornamental fish. In the market, we can see two forms of bloodworms: dried bloodworms and frozen bloodworms. If we compare these two forms, we will find that frozen bloodworms are better. This is because first of all, the nutritional value of frozen bloodworms is higher, and the original nutrition of bloodworms is not destroyed. Dried bloodworms are a dried state formed by dehydrating bloodworms after being scooped up. In this state, bloodworms are bound to lose nutrition.