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Welcome! The Live Fish Food Shop Specializes in High Quality, Nutritious & Unusual Live Fish Food for All Types, Sizes & Ages of Marine and Fresh Water Aquarium Fish, from the Smallest Fry to the Largest Adult. We are Sure You and Your Fish will be Satisfied with the Quality of our Live Fish Food as well as our Customer Service.
- Microworms
Live Food for Large Fish: * Medium Silkworms Non-Living...
- Brine Shrimp Eggs
The outer shell of the egg is removed, making the egg...
- Extra Sml Silkworms
And ORDER SILKWORM FOOD HERE: 50 Extra Small Silkworms -...
- Rice Flour Beetle Larvae
Please See Product Description Below Rice Flour Beetles - 1...
- No Bugs Insecticidal Shelf & Drawer Paper
Live Food for Fish Fry: * Microworms * Brine Shrimp Eggs...
- Microworms
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LiveAquaria offers aquarium hobbyists the best shopping experience possible, with a trusted selection of freshwater and marine fish, corals, reef rock, invertebrates, live plants, AND quality aquarium supplies. . . all at great prices! Shop LiveAquaria for one of the largest selections of captive-bred and aquacultured aquatic life in the industry.
- Benefits of Using Live Food
- List of Live Food Options
- Daphnia
- Brine Shrimp
- Bloodworms
- Blackworms
- Cyclops
- Grindal Worms
- Tubifex Worms
- Detritus Worms
Nutritional Value: Live food is often highly nutritious, providing essential proteins, vitamins, minerals, and fatty acids that promote the overall health and vitality of fish.Stimulation of Natural Feeding Behaviors: Live food also triggers natural hunting and foraging behaviors in fish. It provides an opportunity for them to exhibit their instinctual feeding patterns....Enhanced Growth and Coloration: The nutrient-rich composition of live food often leads to improved growth rates and vibrant coloration in fish. Essential amino acids and pigments found in live food...Variety in Diet: Offering live food alongside other forms of fish food adds variety to their diet. This helps prevent dietary monotony and encourages a more balanced nutritional intake. Different l...DaphniaBrine Shrimp (Artemia)BloodwormsBlackwormsDaphnia, also known as “Water fleas”, are small freshwater crustaceans. Depending on the species, their body length may range from 0.04 to 0.2 inches (1 – 5 mm) long. They have a transparent body with a distinct head and thorax. Daphnia are known for their high protein content, making them an excellent choice for promoting growth and enhancing colo...
Brine shrimp are small (up to 0.5 inches or 1.5 cm) aquatic crustaceans with slender bodies and long appendages. They are widely available as live or frozen food and are particularly beneficial for fish fry and small species, as their size makes them easy to consume. The hatched brine shrimp can be fed directly to the fish or enriched with addition...
Bloodworms (family Chironomidae) are the larvae of midge flies. They have an elongated, thread-like appearance with reddish coloration. These bright red, slender worms are highly sought-after by many aquarium fish because they are packed with proteins, amino acids, and essential nutrients, making them a valuable source of nutrition. Bloodworms can ...
Blackworms (Lumbriculus variegatus) are segmented worms with a cylindrical body, typically black or dark brown in color, hence their name. On average, these worms vary in size between 0.4 to 2.5 inches (1 – 6 cm) in length and up to 1.5 mm in diameter. Note: Tubifex worms are sometimes mistakenly sold under the name Blackworms. These are different ...
Cyclops (order Cyclopoida) are very small crustaceans that have translucent bodies. They have a single, round eye located in the center of their head, giving them their name. Cyclops are typically from 02 to 0.08 inches (0.5 to 2 mm) in length. Fish fed with cyclops wouldn’t ever have problems with obesity because their digestive systems can easily...
Grindal worms (Enchytraeus spp.) are small white or cream-colored worms that have a segmented body. They usually grow up to ½ inch (up to 1.5 cm) in length and up to 0.015 inches (0.4 mm) in diameter. Grindal worms are extremely prolific and can easily double their biomass in several days. They contain lots of protein with a large amount of vitamin...
Tubifex worms (genus Tubifex) have a long from 1/4 inch to 2.3 inches (0.5 – 6 cm) long, cylindrical body with a slimy appearance. They are relatively thin and reddish-brown in color. These are very hardy worms and can survive in extreme environments. Therefore, culturing them is pretty simple. Tubifex worms are popular live food for many aquarium ...
Detritus worms (family Naididae) are small, segmented worms that can be also used as live food for various fish species. These worms usually do not grow larger than 0.5 inches (1 – 1.5 cm) and can be seen lying on the substrate, swimming freely in the water column, or crawling on the tank walls. Although many aquarists get stressed when they see th...
- Baby Brine Shrimp. Peacock gudgeon fry eating baby brine shrimp. When it comes to raising baby fish or encouraging adult fish to spawn, you can’t beat baby brine shrimp.
- Snails. Malaysian trumpet snails. Many fish — like puffers, loaches, and larger South American cichlids — enjoy eating live snails. For pufferfish, the snail shells help to grind down their ever-growing teeth so they won’t get too long.
- Vinegar Eels. Typically, egg-scattering fish such as tetras, rainbowfish, and killifish produce teeny-tiny fry that are too small to eat regular fry food.
- Micro Worms. Kribensis fry eating microworms. Banana worms, walter worms, and micro worms are also nematodes or roundworms used as live fish food. They are slightly bigger than vinegar eels but still smaller than baby brine shrimp and therefore can be fed to tiny fry.
Nutramar Live Phyto CRIT Pouch. (0) $18.53. Provide your aquatic pets with a nutrient-rich diet using our selection of live fish foods. Explore options to keep your fish healthy and vibrant.
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