Live White Worms 25 × 90 ml

Live white worms, Enchytraeus albidus, provide aquarium fish with attractive and natural live food. Their movement stimulates hunting behaviour, encourages activity, and can tempt selective fish to feed.

White worms contain high levels of protein and energy. They are particularly useful for conditioning fish, supplementing the diet of growing juveniles, and preparing breeding fish for spawning. As part of a balanced diet, live food can also support fish recovering from transport, illness, or other stressful situations.

White worms are suitable for many medium and large aquarium fish. They can be offered to cichlids, discus, bettas, gouramis, livebearers, killifish, and other species that naturally consume animal-based food. Suitability depends on the size of the fish, mouth size, and natural diet.

The product is suitable for freshwater and marine fish. In marine aquariums, live food can encourage natural feeding behaviour and provide additional variety. White worms are not aquatic organisms, so uneaten food should be removed to protect water quality.

White worms are an energy-rich supplementary food rather than a complete daily diet. For balanced nutrition, combine them with suitable dry foods, frozen foods, and other high-quality feeds.

The sales unit contains 25 separate 90 ml portions. This bulk format is particularly suitable for aquarium shops, breeders, and keepers maintaining several aquariums.

Key features

• Natural live food for aquarium fish
• Species: Enchytraeus albidus
• Rich in protein and energy
• Stimulates natural hunting behaviour
• Suitable for conditioning aquarium fish
• Supports the feeding of growing fish
• Excellent supplementary food before spawning
• Often encourages selective fish to feed
• Suitable for freshwater fish
• Suitable for marine fish
• Soft body is easy for suitable fish to consume
• Intended as part of a varied diet
• Sales unit contains 25 portions
• Volume of each portion: 90 ml

Suitable for

• Cichlids
• Discus
• Bettas
• Gouramis
• Livebearers
• Killifish
• Medium-sized predatory fish
• Suitably sized juvenile fish
• Marine fish
• Conditioning breeding fish

Always select live food according to the size and mouth size of the fish. Whole white worms may not be suitable for the smallest fry.

Feeding

1. Check that the worms are alive and in good condition.
2. Remove only the amount required for one feeding.
3. Rinse the worms with clean aquarium-safe water when necessary.
4. Offer a small quantity at a time.
5. Feed only as much as the fish consume quickly.
6. Remove uneaten worms and organic residue.
7. Use as a supplementary food within a varied diet.

White worms are energy-rich and should be fed in moderation. Adjust the amount according to the species, size, activity, and complete diet of the fish.

Storage

Store the worms in a cool location according to the package and supplier instructions. Protect the portions from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and freezing. Check the condition of the live food before every feeding.

This is a live and perishable product. Availability, dispatch days, and delivery methods may differ from those used for ordinary dry products.