Rehydrating blood worm

How do i go about doing it ?

Is it with water or somthing else

bought some by mistake do just feed them like they are ?

What sort have you bought? Live...? Sorry i'm confuzzled

i have got some freeze dried ones thought i mentioned it lol

i guess you did by saying re-hydrating

I'd try some in a cup of aquarium water then pour them thru a fine net and feed like that. To be honest, i've not tried feeeding those, only frozen

OOpps I just feed them they way they are, I never even thought that I should be doing anything else, now you've got me wondering .

It's the way i feeed frozen, just thought the same would work so you don't get all the crap they're mixed with, i'm sure it's fine that way too :lol:

Its not a problem to feed as they are, just a pinch at a time is fine, you will find they float, so if you want the corys ot other bottom dwellers to have a go, then by all means, soak some in a cup of tank water for a couple of hour n feed as if live.

Upside down cats love blood wrom, but wont get a look in during the day, so feed these fish once a week with a pinch at night.

As for the crud in the container, I find shaking the bottle/tub before use, helps shift it to the bottom of the tub and less ends up in the tank.

African butterfly fish love these too, but are a bit slower than the usual tank mates so you may want or need to and feed them with bloodworm, or occupy the other fish with freebies forst, then focus feed the butterfly fish

Butterfly fish ? is this the kribs ?

no... african butterfly fish

all confusing I know, but hese are surface dwellers, resemble floating plants as they bob about on the surface waiting for a small fish or insect to be daft anough to venture into striking range.

this is why (as per your plec post) peole need to be very careful about the identities of various fish.

lucky i dont want one lol

cheers ric you are a wealth of info

who needs books when we have you