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Originally Posted by Paul B
OK, but the bloodworms commonly sold as fish food are insect larvae. I did look up
Glycera dibranchiata because I am not up on my Latin and you are corrct they are marine worms. Those are not whats sold as bloodworms as far as I ever saw, but I could be wrong. I do know the dried ones are just insect larvae.
This is what I find when I look up frozen bloodworms on the net
I do collect "real" bloodworms in salt water but they grow about 9" long and I have never found them frozen.
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You're right those freeze dried worms are larva. I don't know that I would feed my fish Glycera dibranchiata because they contain copper though.