AllHailRain
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I looked around for a similiar post but I couldn't find one. I see that most people harvest their own bloodworms, but I don't. I buy the frozen cube kind because I can't harvest them.(still live at home) Nor do I want to but I'll do it later if it's actually healthier.
okay I rambled, Onto the point.
I only have one c. orientalis in the tank with 4 ghost shrimp. It's a 10 gallon; fully aquatic.
Well, I guess he wasn't eating them all and now I have little bugs growing in the tank. I assumed the bloodworms were dead but I guess not.
They're still tiny mosquitoes but they won't be for long, and mosquitoes are the LAST thing I want growing in a tank directly next to my bed.
This grosses me out more than crickets hatching in my lizard tank.. I really want to find a way to control this.
I feed him every 3-4 days, should I feed him less often so he gets more of the bloodworms?
I was also purchasing a new newt soon, would that help get them all eaten?
Or more ghost shrimp until the newt gets here?
I just don't know what to do, I want bloodworms to be eaten, not grow!
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Help!
okay I rambled, Onto the point.
I only have one c. orientalis in the tank with 4 ghost shrimp. It's a 10 gallon; fully aquatic.
Well, I guess he wasn't eating them all and now I have little bugs growing in the tank. I assumed the bloodworms were dead but I guess not.
They're still tiny mosquitoes but they won't be for long, and mosquitoes are the LAST thing I want growing in a tank directly next to my bed.
This grosses me out more than crickets hatching in my lizard tank.. I really want to find a way to control this.
I feed him every 3-4 days, should I feed him less often so he gets more of the bloodworms?
I was also purchasing a new newt soon, would that help get them all eaten?
Or more ghost shrimp until the newt gets here?
I just don't know what to do, I want bloodworms to be eaten, not grow!
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Help!