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Re: Leeches
- To: live-foods at actwin_com
- Subject: Re: Leeches
- From: "David W. Webb" <dwebb at ti_com>
- Date: Mon, 29 Dec 1997 18:03:26 -0600
- Conversation-Id: <v02140b00b0cc4898619f@[208.214.226.97]>
- In-Reply-To: <v02140b00b0cc4898619f@[208.214.226.97]>
From: lauross at net66_com (Laura Nanko & Ross Cronkhite)
>I used to grow my own blackworms (accidently) I had a 55 gallon tank with
2
>BIG oscars, I fed them trout feed (cheep). They were very messy eaters and
>dropped a lot of feed in the tank which sank to the bottom and got lost in
>the gravel. I used one of those old 600gph Supreme SuperKing power filters
>and changed half of the water each week (vaccuming the gravel as well). I
>had fed a few blackworms to the oscars and they must have escaped. But
each
>time I vaccummed the gravel I pulled dozens of blackworms out of the
>gravel. They must have liked the trout feed and oscar doo. I do not
>recommend you all running out and buying oscars but a spare tank with
>gravel and well filtered water and a small hand of trout feed and who
>knows!
>
>Well thats my $5 worth, sorry for the long volume.
>
>Paul
This is the way that Aquatic Research Organisms keeps their black worms
going.
Ross
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