Dragonvale
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Can anyone direct me where to buy (Id prefer live but that's a long shot) frozen or freezed dried locally?
Where to buy blackworms locally
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woodnaquanut
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Pet Club on Santa Rosa Ave. across from Costco.
Good idea to call to make sure there're in stock.
Good idea to call to make sure there're in stock.
Dragonvale
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Thanks for the info John. Got the last oz of blackworms just now.
woodnaquanut
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:thumbsup:
Whatcha feeding BW to?
Whatcha feeding BW to?
Dragonvale
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A copperband butterfly. Damn thing went to town on my aiptasia now their gone. So next thing I heard was to feed them blackworms which works
1kwksvt
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A copperband butterfly. Damn thing went to town on my aiptasia now their gone. So next thing I heard was to feed them blackworms which works
Glad to see your copper band actually worked
Dragonvale
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Damn thing worked GREAT! There was a blastomussa that retracted since he's been there so I cant say he's been the problem. The other blastomussa is doing fine. Maybe it was a coincidence? Now im stuck buying blackworms but I'd rather have that problem than aiptasias!
woodnaquanut
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What else have you tried feeding the CBB?
I've read that mushing food in a rock is good. They like to stick their long mouth in holes!
You might also check out PaulB's feeder. Basically a container with screen he puts baby brine shrimp in and fish snag them as they pass thru the screen.
I've read that mushing food in a rock is good. They like to stick their long mouth in holes!
You might also check out PaulB's feeder. Basically a container with screen he puts baby brine shrimp in and fish snag them as they pass thru the screen.
Dragonvale
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I make my own concacion with original rods food then I put oyster feast and brine shrimp. He did take to the liking to anything in there. Blackworms he liked along with all the fish in the tank.
swk
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I picked up a few peppermint a and now understand why people with lots of LPS don't use them....most of my acans are gone, but I don't really mind.
They're a blast to watch, and leave my sps and zoas alone. For now, I'm willing to sacrifice keeping fleshy lps as its a sps focused tank with some zoanthids and a scant few favia and chalices.
Glad to hear black worms are available locally. I've read they're great for all marine fish.
They're a blast to watch, and leave my sps and zoas alone. For now, I'm willing to sacrifice keeping fleshy lps as its a sps focused tank with some zoanthids and a scant few favia and chalices.
Glad to hear black worms are available locally. I've read they're great for all marine fish.
frost0fractal
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Yeah I didn't realize what peppermints like to eat. I have 2 tanks, recently tried to move some mushrooms to the tank with the peppermint in it, glad I tried to move some lame/cheap ones first, he devoured them.
