blood worms

[saabtech]

how do you feed blood worms... they float for me and none of my fish will eat food from the surface of the water.
i was thinking i could feed them to dendros and suncorals and anemones, something that would grab hold and not let go.

what do you guys think?

[Europhyllia]

frozen or freeze dried?
I deliver all food with a Kent Sea Squirt. Never had a problem with food floating. I use about 98% frozen food

[saabtech]

its all frozen cubes.. sometimes i defrost them in some water and smash them all up (to get the air/gasses out) and feed them to the gorg.
all mine float though maybe it was the batch or brand, it is hikari sales U.S.A. inc. "mega-marine"........well now that i read it, it said "sea worms" not blood worms.

[Europhyllia]

I don't like the mega marine. I think it's some kind of krill. the floaty pink things.
try the regular bloodworms. they should be fine

[saabtech]

i guess they are krill. i think that is 75% of the cube. i dont like it either, but i need to find a use for it or toss it out...? i think i will go to the stinging/grabing coral and inverts.

[ErikH]

My bloodworms don't float? Get a flatpack from the lfs

[txg8gxp]

No floating bloodworms here...

[StevenSeas]

nor here. only frozen food i have ever fed in my tank or any at work that floated were those that used gel binder and maybe maybe krill

[Kristy]

Tried the mega-marine once and had the same experience... did not like it for that reason.

Blood worms on the other hand, are mightily enjoyed by our fish.

[allan]

Suspended tube half in and out of the water. When they become waterlogged they will sink and into the waiting maw of your fish.