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post Tue, 05 Oct 2004 10:57 am
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Hi... currently I'm providing continuous supply of live tubifex worm for my goldfish by using the worm trays... Does this mean that I'm overfeeding them?
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post Tue, 05 Oct 2004 11:38 am
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umm.. i would say so, yes. goldfish is like a little baby, never stop eating and dont know the limit of its eating capacity. by you providing endless supply of food, it will likely be harmful for goldfish.
my opinion of course.
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post Sat, 06 Nov 2004 11:41 am
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QUOTE(void @ Tue, 05 Oct 2004 10:57 am)
Hi... currently I'm providing continuous supply of live tubifex worm for my goldfish by using the worm trays... Does this mean that I'm overfeeding them?
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farmers do that..
your main worry should be your water
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post Sun, 07 Nov 2004 11:14 pm
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QUOTE(CyberET @ Sat, 06 Nov 2004 10:41 am)
farmers do that..
your main worry should be your water
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i'm using green water in the fibre tank... walaue... every week must change 90%... or else extreme green... So, i guess water should be no problem hoh... hehehe... smile.gif
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post Tue, 09 Nov 2004 2:08 pm
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Eh Void, how do you cleanse your tubi? After seeing how they harvest the worms, I realised how full of diseases they are that I stopped using for the time being.
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post Tue, 09 Nov 2004 5:43 pm
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QUOTE(desireless @ Tue, 09 Nov 2004 2:07 pm)
Eh Void, how do you cleanse your tubi? After seeing how they harvest the worms, I realised how full of diseases they are that I stopped using for the time being.
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u backside itchy again har?? hmm.gif
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post Thu, 11 Nov 2004 2:22 pm
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QUOTE(desireless @ Tue, 09 Nov 2004 1:07 pm)
Eh Void, how do you cleanse your tubi? After seeing how they harvest the worms, I realised how full of diseases they are that I stopped using for the time being.
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first of all, i soak them in PP... but must be very fast (about 30 seconds)... or else they will be dead (I have experienced this)... Then put them in running water for an hour... then put some tetracyline and soak them for an hour or two... By putting them in running water, the dirty stuff or dead worm will be separated below the alive ones... So take the top layer to feed your fish... the bottom layer will be the smelly dead worms or dirty stuff... Actually, you can lift the whole chunk of top alive layer worms... leaving the dead ones below...
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QUOTE(void @ Thu, 11 Nov 2004 2:21 pm)
first of all, i soak them in PP... but must be very fast (about 30 seconds)... or else they will be dead (I have experienced this)... Then put them in running water for an hour... then put some tetracyline and soak them for an hour or two... By putting them in running water, the dirty stuff or dead worm will be separated below the alive ones... So take the top layer to feed your fish... the bottom layer will be the smelly dead worms or dirty stuff... Actually, you can lift the whole chunk of top alive layer worms... leaving the dead ones below...
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post Thu, 11 Nov 2004 3:12 pm
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QUOTE(void @ Thu, 11 Nov 2004 2:21 pm)
first of all, i soak them in PP... but must be very fast (about 30 seconds)... or else they will be dead (I have experienced this)... Then put them in running water for an hour... then put some tetracyline and soak them for an hour or two... By putting them in running water, the dirty stuff or dead worm will be separated below the alive ones... So take the top layer to feed your fish... the bottom layer will be the smelly dead worms or dirty stuff... Actually, you can lift the whole chunk of top alive layer worms... leaving the dead ones below...
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abang! indonesia boleh....
singapore if put under running water for 1 hr, water bill sure hit the roof!
hehehehehehe biggrin.gif
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post Fri, 12 Nov 2004 10:49 pm
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QUOTE(g-string @ Thu, 11 Nov 2004 2:12 pm)
abang! indonesia boleh....
singapore if put under running water for 1 hr, water bill sure hit the roof!
hehehehehehe biggrin.gif
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ya hoh... in spore water beary beary precious... here in indo got own well good_very.gif , so water free lah... tongue.gif
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QUOTE(void @ Fri, 12 Nov 2004 10:49 pm)
ya hoh... in spore water beary beary precious... here in indo got own well  good_very.gif , so water free lah...  tongue.gif
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BUT but but but ..... 1 hour to wash worms, 1 hrs to rinse worms ... that's a few cubic meters of water wasted. U can change your tub water several times instead.
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This is very interesting. I personally don't use tubiflex, but the effect can comparable with blood worm. Hikari bloodworm is by far the cleanest. So there is no really any need to risk your fishes with tubiflex worm.
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post Sat, 13 Nov 2004 10:47 am
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QUOTE(The Matrix @ Fri, 12 Nov 2004 11:16 pm)
BUT but but but ..... 1 hour to wash worms, 1 hrs to rinse worms ... that's a few cubic meters of water wasted. U can change your tub water several times instead.
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But then... if not running water, the worm will faster die liao... I one time buy about 1 kg of tubifex worm... last me for days... good_very.gif

So far... my fishes never kena disease thru worms... touch wood... touch wood...
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post Sat, 13 Nov 2004 10:48 am
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QUOTE(RanchuGOD @ Sat, 13 Nov 2004 12:54 am)
This is very interesting. I personally don't use tubiflex, but the effect can comparable with blood worm. Hikari bloodworm is by far the cleanest. So there is no really any need to risk your fishes with tubiflex worm.
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But personnally... i find that tubifex pumps my fishes more rapidly... later i will attached the difference... hehehe...
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QUOTE(void @ Sat, 13 Nov 2004 10:48 am)
But personnally... i find that tubifex pumps my fishes more rapidly... later i will attached the difference... hehehe...
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Yo void! You're right man. I tried them excessively before. Effect is really superb! good_very.gif And you can see them grow tremendously in mere matter of weeks.

Now you know why I asked how you washed the worms? (Backside itchy again biggrin.gif)
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