Anyone know who has the best prices on blood worms? and are they better than meal worm at 58%
protein?
Thanks
lou
blood worm sources
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Re: blood worm sources
I don't know I always just buy the freeze dried ones from Walmart in their fish supplies. my rccb love them I mix them in with their egg food I notice they pic them out first then eat the egg food. I think they are only 3.99 for the bigger bottle.
Bob. Murdoch
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Re: blood worm sources
I get the Hikari brand freeze-dried bloodworms, they say it is 65% crude protein. I shop around for sales, the last order I got was from Pet Mountain. The 1.76 oz. size (which is a big can) was something around $12, then they had free shipping for orders over $75, so I ordered 5 cans, then a couple other things. That's a lot of f/d bloodworms, but I figure they keep a really long time in a vacuum-sealed can. Once you open a can, keep the lid on tight when storing, as when air gets to the f/d bloodworms, they deteriorate some.
I just checked www.petmountain.com, and they still have this on sale--$11.65, which is way cheaper than other sites. Still doing the free shipping for orders over $75, too.
I just checked www.petmountain.com, and they still have this on sale--$11.65, which is way cheaper than other sites. Still doing the free shipping for orders over $75, too.
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Re: blood worm sources
Thanks Sally and Bob,
I'll give them a try
I'll give them a try
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Re: blood worm sources
if you are extremely allergic to blood worms (freeze dried as well) ->me<-
what could you give a finch in place of that that usually likes eating those during breeding etc?
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Just for future reference.
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Re: blood worm sources
I got mine from PetSmart when they had a sale.
I should have gotten a few containers. The sale was a GOOD price.
I should have gotten a few containers. The sale was a GOOD price.
Gary
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