Which is better, dried daphnia or dried bloodworm

Dried bloodworms are better. What we can think of is not fish feed, but those that can be fed to ornamental fish, the so-called dry goods, that is, dried fish worms, dried bloodworms, dried shrimp, and mealworms.

Dried and shelled harvest shrimp.

Well, there will be some of these, and there should be others, but I can't remember them for a while. The advantages of these dry goods are that they are very easy to store, they are also time-saving and labor-saving to feed, and there are no so-called parasites.

Interference. Bloodworms, many aquarists have not been fed, many ornamental fish for bloodworms, awareness and liking is still very high, but, at the same time, we will also observe that many ornamental fish after eating bloodworms, will discharge the skin of the worm, most of the ornamental fish for this bloodworm skin is not easy to digest.

From the comprehensive consideration, Daphnia dried compared with dried bloodworm has the following differences:

1.Nutritional value: Daphnia has the advantages of high protein, low fat and low cholesterol, and is one of the main baits for shrimp seedlings in the cultivation period, and can also be used as the main feed in adult shrimp farming.

The dried bloodworm has a high nutritional value, containing protein, fat, chitin and a variety of vitamins, which has the effects of promoting immunity, promoting growth and development, anti-fatigue, anti-oxidation, and anti-aging.

2.Breeding environment: Daphnia is highly adaptable to the environment, can survive in a variety of water bodies, including seawater and freshwater, and can live for several days even in hypoxic conditions. Bloodworms, on the other hand, live mainly in fresh water and struggle to survive in an environment of lack of oxygen or high temperatures.

3.Production process: The production process of dried Daphnia is relatively simple, mainly washing, drying and packaging. Dried bloodworms, on the other hand, need to be disinfected to prevent the spread of viruses and bacteria, as well as steps such as decolorization and processing.

In summary, the choice of dried Daphnia or Dried Bloodworm needs to be decided based on specific needs and environmental conditions. If high nutritional value is required and freshwater is required, dried bloodworms can be selected; If you need to be adaptable and can be cultivated in either marine or fresh water, you can choose dried Daphnia d'Flea.

Bloodworms, also known as "daphnia" and "water earthworms", are commonly known as "insect fish". People who love goldfish often feed goldfish with bloodworms to make them grow faster. Bloodworms are the best bait for fish, containing high protein, and are also one of the popular foods comparable to snails on the table in foreign countries in recent years.

Bloodworms are neither fish nor insects, they are a type of zooplankton that live in freshwater and often make jumping movements in the water.

Methods of raising bloodworms:

1.Bloodworms like to live in slow flow of fertile water, the end of spring and early autumn every year, is the season of bloodworm breeding, they float on the surface of the water, often make the surface of the water brownish-red, this is a great opportunity for us to collect bloodworms.

2.When raising a small number of bloodworms at home, the sludge from the river pond can be retrieved together with the bloodworms, placed in a basin or glassware, preferably soaked in river water, if cultivated in tap water, the tap water should be dried for 2 to 3 days in advance, and go out to bleach powder and other substances. Change the water every other day.

In winter, protect yourself from the frost and place a moist red cloth strip on the utensils to moisturize it.

3.It is most suitable to use a container with a relatively large area of contact air, because the bloodworms will float to the surface of the water and have a similar breathing action, so if there are many of them, I am afraid that some will not be able to compete for the position and die.

4.The light source is necessary for raising bloodworms. You can't turn off the light source at night, and you can use a small light source (such as a 5W night light, etc.) to shine at night. Because bloodworms are too lazy to breathe, if there is no light source, they are easy to die the next day.

5.There are specialized farms, most of them use rice bran, saws, fragrant burnt, bagasse, silt, pigeon manure and so on to make breeding feed after fermentation. For home-bred bloodworms, you can use yeast powder soaked in water to feed, but the amount must be controlled.

6.When the number of bloodworms increases, they should be harvested in time and dried in the sun. In late autumn and winter, the fecundity of bloodworms decreases considerably.

In winter, when bloodworms are not visible in the tank, do not pour out the water in the tank, as they are lurking in the green algae bushes. We can place the water tank in a sunny room or near a radiator. In spring, when the indoor temperature rises, bloodworms come out again.

By the time the room temperature rises above 28, bloodworms begin to multiply in large numbers.