freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
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freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
I just bought some bloodworms at the petsmart for my fish but it dawned on me that these birds should probably like bugs as well so next thing i did was drop a few small dried bloodworms in the cage a few moments later they were practically fighting over it . i want some feedback wether it is a good idea to feed the finches dried bloodworms in their diet.
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Re: freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
If you do a search on the FF for Freeze Dried Bloodworms, you'll find many posts about people offering these regularly to their finches. Mine all love them, especially during breeding season.
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Re: freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
I've wondere this too and glad you asked ;)
Will be picking up a little bottle of it the next time I'm there
Will be picking up a little bottle of it the next time I'm there

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2 Soc's: Bebop (Roseanne cause she's a big girl!) & Rocksteady
1 Black and white cat: Poker (aka Pokes, Pokey)
1 Ball Python: Riff (aka Hawk-eye)
1 Lutino Cockatiel: Stewie (RIP! I love you

1 Avid rib eating sports fanatic.
1 Accident prone 2 year old daughter.
1st clutch: 07/04/2013 - 4/6 fertile 1/4 DIS.
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Re: freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
thanks for response more replies are encourged
Re: freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
Some people have severe allergic relations to freeze dried bloodworms.
You can also consider mealworms or the easiest is serving hard boiled egg crushed up. My birds love egg.
You can also consider mealworms or the easiest is serving hard boiled egg crushed up. My birds love egg.
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Re: freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
I started adding the freeze-dried blood worms to the dish of daily live mealworms. It took a while, but now they eat the mealworms first, then gobble up the bloodworms.


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Re: freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
I get my FD Blood Worms from here:http://www.brineshrimpdirect.com/c7/Fre ... s-c38.html
Buy a pound and it will last quite a while...best value. My finches love them.
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Buy a pound and it will last quite a while...best value. My finches love them.
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Re: freeze dried tropical fish bloodworms for finches
Most of my birds (waxbills) love the freeze-dried bloodworms, which are very high in protein, but there is always the exception. I have a few pairs that won't touch their eggfood if f/d bloodworms are added. I just have to keep note of which ones are picky.