How to catch water earthworms, how to catch sea earthworms

Hello, what are you doing with them?

Generally, it is used as feed. Water earthworms are suitable for amphibians such as salamanders, turtles can also be, and not so well for goldfish. It's easy to die, and it's very stinky if you don't get it right.

Earthworms live in the sludge at the bottom of small puddles or ditches, usually half of their bodies are exposed in the water and quiver, and the other half of their bodies are in the sludge, and if they are frightened, they will shrink into the mud, so they have to dig out the mud together. Then, wash off impurities with water. When there is enough oxygen in the water, they form a large clump, and when they lack oxygen, they disperse.

If the color is pale red or milky white, it is a sign that life is not normal and the water should be changed immediately. There are earthworms in the ditch, but don't be particularly dirty, there is nothing in the water that is too dirty.

If you want to raise, it's better to have a larger pot, put more water, and also put a little mud, because it itself lives in mud. The water used to raise the earthworm must be flowing, so that it can be raised well, so it is best to put the basin under the water faucet, boiling the water faucet, so that it does not need to be too big, and let it drip slowly. The water temperature should generally not be too high, preferably not more than 30 degrees.

It is very afraid of heat, and overheating can easily cause death. It's best to put some dead fish and other things that are easy to spoil so that it can be a little nutritious. But dead fish are rotten and smelly and smelly, but they don't have much nutrition, they like to eat rotten things, so raise them or think twice!

Dig it back with the mud, put it in a bucket, wait for them to float on the surface and breathe, then take the mud on the surface, and finally rinse it with water until the color changes from dark red to bright red.

One is on the beach, where a thin pipe is exposed on the surface of the sand, and you need to shovel it down with a shovel to catch it, and if you dig a little bit, you need to dig at least half a meter down.

Another is under the reef near the sewage discharge in the sea, where the sediment is a little stinky and black, and you need to turn over the stones to see it.

There are two types, both of which need to be caught at low tide.

One is on the beach, exposing a thin small pipe on the surface of the sand, you need to use a shovel to shovel down in one breath to catch it, if you dig a little bit, you need to dig at least half a meter down, and you may not be able to dig it, you can go to the agricultural technology station to buy that narrow and long shovel.

There is also the nearby reef where there is sewage discharged into the sea, where the sediment is a bit stinky, black, and you need to turn over the rocks to see it.

<> choose a place rich in humus, fertile, moist and loose soil, such as a vegetable garden, and use a shovel to turn over the soil for collection; Earthworms like to eat fresh feed, so you can pile the fermented feed on the edge of the field where there are many earthworms, and then turn it over with a shovel to collect it after 3-5 days.

Earthworms like to forage at night and find new habitats. Especially after the rooster crows, its activity is more intense. Based on this characteristic, it is possible to use the morning time for the catch.

When the river is **, most of the earthworms on the river beach are active in the second half of the night, and on the mudflat, at this time, a large number of slow clips can be caught by hand or chopsticks. If there is fog or light rain after the rooster crows, there will be more on the mudflats, so you should seize the opportunity to catch them. <

Earthworms like to forage for food and find new habitats at night in Pidanyun. Especially after the rooster crows, its activity is more intense. Based on this characteristic, it is possible to use the morning time for the catch.

When the river is **, most of the earthworms on the river beach are active in the second half of the night, and on the mudflat, at this time, a large number of lights can be caught by hand or chopsticks. If there is fog or light rain after the rooster crows, there will be more on the mudflats, so you should seize the opportunity to catch it.