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Live red mosquito larvae

Chironomus sp.

Fresh live food in a practical 90ml bag for optimal feeding of your aquarium animals.

From: 2,00

Includes 10% red. MwSt.

7000 in stock

  • new delivery every week
  • protein-rich food
  • optimal for carnivorous and omnivorous animals

7000 in stock

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Menge Rabatt (%) Stückpreis
1 - 2 Stück 2,50
3 - 9 Stück 8 % 2,30
10+ Stück 20 % 2,00
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Important data

Feed type
live food
Characteristic
sinking
Color
red
Animal size
from approx. 3cm
Feeding
whenever needed
Content
90ml

Product description & details

In nature, many of our aquarium fish, amphibians and invertebrates feed on small insects and their larvae as well as other small aquatic animals. Giving live food represents a very natural and optimal diet for these species.

Red mosquito larvae, also known as bloodworms, are ideal for feeding medium to large aquarium animals from around 3cm. Since they slowly sink to the bottom, they are especially popular with the bottom-near animals. Red mosquito larvae, which are the larvae of nonbiting midges of the genus Chironomus, have a high protein and fiber content and a low fat content, which is why they can be fed more often. They are ideal for medium to large fish, crabs, amphibians such as axolotls or newts and are also often eaten by shrimp – especially the large arm shrimp (Macrobrachium), which have a primarily carnivorous diet. The administration of red mosquito larvae can significantly increase the willingness to reproduce, especially in fish.

Our live food is delivered every Wednesday (rarely Thursday) and can be shipped “express” the same day. For larger order quantities, shipping might be delayed by 1 week.

Since an aquarium is a small, self-contained biological system and too much food can put a lot of strain on the water, you should only feed as much as will be eaten in a short period of time. The more polluting the feed, the shorter this time should be. Live and frozen food as well as most (protein-rich) fish foods should be eaten within a few minutes, food sticks for shrimp and crabs in about 2-3 hours.

If you happen to get too much food, the leftover food should be removed from the aquarium after 24 hours at the latest.

Exceptions are of course the permanent food varieties, which are designed for long-term feeding. This includes holiday and weekend food, but also mineral stones or brown leaves like catappa, walnut or oak leaves.

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