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What do baby bloodworms look like?

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tori-ann

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r they tiny and white at the start? cause i have alot of small white things in my farm
 
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nathan

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Bloodworms themselves are babies. I don’t know too much about them but I have herd of worms that sometimes appear in your tank when there are too many nutrients in the water, they are white.
 
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nathan

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o well the babies just look like tiny worms if you look closely you should be able to tell. also the eggs are yellow balls that are are about4mm
 
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jennifer

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Tiny earthworms should be pink. As Nathan said, they look exactly like adult worms except small. If you have a ton of really white thread-like worms, they are probably whiteworms (Enchytraeus). I have seen these in my worm bin too, but they have disappeared recently, perhaps because the real worms are getting more crowded. They are harmless. Whiteworms make good food for baby axolotls, if you are raising any.
 
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