Luke,

These are a non viable organism that have been freeze dried and irradiated before being allowed into the country. MAF would not allow them in if there was any possibility of them carrying any hitch-hiker pests or diseases.

It is not possible for this product to cause worms.

my Discus and cockatoos and tetras took to it fed them off the end of a skewer.

Kiwiplymouth - will PM you when I've gone through my frozen bloodworms

yea i found the freeze dried stuff really good, they floated for quite a while which is good for my bettas and my fussy angels wont eat anything that touches the substrate loved them, kept a slow trickle of worms infrount of their faces for them unlike flake where it all seems to sink quite fast. and ild pefer the freeze dried over the frozen becouse its soooo much easier to handle

kiwiplymouth how much did you send us? im wanting to buy some and am trying to work out how much i need

Been a bit slack on writing, but got my bloodworms on Saturday.

Thanks heaps!

My Killes love them.

kiwiplymouth how much did you send us? im wanting to buy some and am trying to work out how much i need

Hi,

I didn't weigh all the samples but everyone got between 2 and 3 grams.

Been a bit slack on writing, but got my bloodworms on Saturday.

Thanks heaps!

My Killes love them.

yes same here

Thank you

wow was that only 2-3g there were heaps id hate to see how much there would be in a 1kg pack :lol: :lol:

yes same here

Thank you

wow was that only 2-3g there were heaps id hate to see how much there would be in a 1kg pack :lol: :lol:

About a 10 litre bucket full