Do soft shelled turtles eat earthworms, and do marine fish eat earthworms?

Soft-shelled turtles can eat earthworms on the following basis:

Soft-shelled turtle is the common name of soft-shelled turtle, which is an aquatic omnivorous animal and likes to eat animal bait. Turtles are aquatic insects and earthworms.

Tadpoles and small shrimp feed on, but also snails, clams and molluscs.

as well as animal carcasses and plant-based feeds for vegetables, fruits, and grains.

Earthworms feed soft-shelled turtles, which have the following advantages:

1. Earthworm is a natural fresh bait of animal nature, rich in nutrition, high protein content, high digestion and utilization rate of soft-shelled turtle after eating, and experiments have proved that the nutritional content of earthworm is higher than that of wild trash fish and shrimp.

Second, earthworm feeding soft-shelled turtle does not pollute water quality, can improve the survival rate and spawning hatching rate of soft-shelled turtle. Because the mucus secreted by the vermicom can expand itself, the earthworm does not decay 7-8 hours after death, reducing water pollution, while other fish and shrimp decay quickly in the water, seriously affecting the water quality.

Third, reduce costs and improve economic benefits. The use of earthworms to feed soft-shelled turtles can be self-raised on the spot near the soft-shelled turtle pond, which is not restricted by storage and transportation conditions, and can take fresh bait at any time. The cost of self-raised earthworms to feed soft-shelled turtles is 10-15 lower than that of fish and shrimp

Fourth, aquatic resources have been protected. Soft-shelled turtles like to eat fresh fish and shrimp, in order to meet the growth needs of soft-shelled turtles, a large number of small trash fish, shrimp and crabs, etc., to a certain extent.

If the aquatic resources are damaged, this problem can be solved if self-breeding earthworms are promoted to feed soft-shelled turtles.

Earthworms feed soft-shelled turtles in the following three ways:

First, it is to feed live earthworms, which is the best way (soft-shelled turtle fry can be fed to young earthworms);

The second is to grind the fresh earthworms into a paste (with a meat grinder), mix in a certain proportion of corn flour, soybean cake powder, etc., to make a mixed bait family to feed;

The third is to dry or dry live earthworms and grind them into powder as additives.

When it rains, earthworms.

Likes to climb off the ground and roll on the ground. There is an argument that they don't get oxygen because the rain fills the soil. Although earthworms do not have lungs, they need to obtain oxygen through **.

Because of this, the probability of fish encountering earthworms in any lake in the world is very small, but many people like to fish with earthworms.

What makes earthworms a favorite of fish?

It turns out that while fish are unlikely to encounter earthworms in their lifetime, it is easy to encounter something similar to an earthworm. For example, some aquatic worms are similar to earthworms, but they are different species.

**。In addition, many fish are not particularly picky about what they eat, just as humans eat everything in the water that flies in the sky.

If you ask any experienced fisherman, they will most likely tell you that there are two main reasons why fish are attracted to bait: one is smell, and the other is movement, and earthworms fit these two "temperaments".

Although underwater, fish are also attracted to smells. For example, marine fish, which mainly feed on small fish or carrion, is a good choice because the smell of blood spreads better in the ocean, so slicing (slicing fish) is a good choice.

In lake ponds, the main food of fish is diverse, and the choice of bait is more open. For example, fish in lakes like to eat insects that fall into the water, just as they like to eat dead plants.

So when fishing, earthworm fishing and crickets.

Bees may make no difference. You can even ditch the bait altogether and just use a lure that looks like a lure to swing in the water.

**。So do fish really like to eat earthworms?

From the above explanation, you may be inclined to think that fish don't really like to eat earthworms, but just anything that resembles earthworms and any chopped food.

Earthworms are easy to get and will twist their bodies desperately after being chopped into the water. Isn't that what fish love the most?

But it's not that simple. Maybe the smell and wriggling of earthworms are not necessary, but their shape is.

Soft-shelled turtles can eat earthworms on the following basis:

The soft-shelled turtle is stupid and rough, it is the common name of the soft-shelled turtle, and the round soft-shelled turtle is an aquatic omnivore, and likes to eat the physical bait of the moving stool. Turtles feed on aquatic insects, earthworms, tadpoles, and shrimp, as well as snails, clams, mollusks, animal carcasses, and plant feed for vegetables, fruits, and grains.