CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Will feeding dried bloodworms to fish cause the water to become turbid? (Will feeding dried bloodworms to fish cause the water to become turbid? Why?)

1. After feeding my arowana fry with frozen bloodworms, the water became very murky. What should I do?

No 2 filtration? Ordinary filter cotton is OK, and throw some nitrifying bacteria in it.

2. Is the long-term use of blood worms in fishing grounds harmful to water quality?

Anyway, if you use red worms to fish, the fish will probably have to be fed for a few days after being caught, so it is relatively harmful to the water quality. However, the red worms at the head of the water will be eaten anyway, and will enter the biological food chain, so there will not be much harm.

3. Is it okay to soak the frozen bloodworms that are not eaten by the arowana fry in the fish tank for half an hour?

1. It will muddy the water, cause pollution, and breed parasites. Protein food: Any food left over after being put in must be removed and thrown away immediately.

4. Does feeding red worms into the fish tank affect the water quality?

influential.

Because bloodworms themselves are a high-protein feed, but after the powdered feed is fed into the fish tank, it is difficult for fish to eat all of it. Some of it will always dissolve into the water and cause the water quality to deteriorate.

Unless you are using a fish tank to raise fish fry, it is not recommended to feed fish with red worm powder, as this will have a huge impact on the water quality.

If you want to feed big fish with bloodworms, you can buy some frozen or dried bloodworms. However, the frozen bloodworms must be completely thawed and the blood on the surface must be rinsed clean before feeding. If the fish is very expensive, they may even have to be disinfected before feeding.

5. What should I do if the water becomes turbid when feeding red worms?

Change water immediately or strengthen water filtration

Turbid water may be caused by feeding bait, and feeding a lot of bait, such as some bait with water and blood, can easily cause turbid water.

Either the physical filtering effect in the tank is reduced, causing a large amount of impurities in the tank to flow back into the tank, or the fish density is too high, causing the water to become turbid due to excessive secretions from the fish themselves. These are basically the situations.

6. Will feeding red worms to fish ruin the water?

influential.

Because bloodworms themselves are a high-protein feed, but after the powdered feed is fed into the fish tank, it is difficult for fish to eat all of it. Some of it will always dissolve into the water and cause the water quality to deteriorate.

Unless you are using a fish tank to raise fish fry, it is not recommended to feed fish with red worm powder, as this will have a huge impact on the water quality.

If you want to feed big fish with bloodworms, you can buy some frozen or dried bloodworms. However, the frozen bloodworms must be completely thawed and the blood on the surface must be washed off before feeding. If the fish is very expensive, it may even have to be disinfected before feeding.

7. Why does the water in the fish tank become cloudy when the red nematodes bought from the fish market are frozen and then fed to goldfish?

The uneaten red nematodes die and decay. Red nematodes are muddy water organisms that will die after a few days in fresh water, damaging the water quality. Moreover, fish will not eat the dead red worms, and parasites will be produced in their bodies, such as small claw worms, which will cause harm to fish.

It is recommended to feed 1-2 bloodworms to each fish, and the rest should be removed in time. If dead bloodworms are found, they should be removed in time and the water and fish tank should be changed and cleaned.

Bloodworms are not very nutritious, so it is recommended to use mealworms (nutritious, eat everything, reproduce quickly, can be kept as fish worms, usually available in fish stores)

8. Will the water in the fish tank become muddy if you feed bloodworms?

Change water immediately or strengthen water filtration

Turbid water may be caused by feeding bait, and feeding a lot of bait, such as some bait with water and blood, can easily cause turbid water.

Either the physical filtering effect in the tank is reduced, causing a large amount of impurities in the tank to flow back into the tank, or the fish density is too high, causing the water to become turbid due to excessive secretions from the fish themselves. These are basically the situations.

9. I put some water plants in my fish tank, but found that the water is more turbid than before. Why is this? Can anyone tell me the solution?

I'm a novice, but there are generally two reasons why the water in the fish tank is turbid:

1. Too much sunlight, algae make the water turbid. In this case, there is no way to turn on the filter. The direct method is to reduce the light. It is best not to let the sunlight shine directly on the fish tank, but to scatter it.

2. Feeding live bait (including frozen bloodworms) to medium and large fish will make the water turbid. My solution is to open the filter frequently, and when the filtering effect is not good, rinse the filter cotton with water (do not rub it).