Bloodworm
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Buoyant artificial bloodworm that can be used singularly or in multiples on a hair rig
2 €
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The bloodworm natural fish food 7gm by king british is the safe and convenient way to let yor fish enjoy the benfits of natural live food as they would in the wildapproximate dimensions (product): h 5 x w 5 x d 5cm**2£ each product** **these products have been opened ** **pick them at upper holloway station**tetra goldfish flakes provides a complete flake food for all goldfish and other coldwater fish
2 €
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Dendrobeana and bloodworm for salewe also have lots of baby axolotls of different morphs available ?? read more
100 €
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Live fish food now available at nik and nels pets daphnia bloodworm mini bloodworm tubifex brine shrimp all £1 per "tube" read more
1 €
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Renowned for his silver fish bagging skills using bloodworm and joker will raison reveals exactly how he does it during the winter monthsin the bait room will shows how to look after bloodworm and joker, how to prepare double leam, plus a fantastic tank sequance shows how the bait behaves in water
6 €
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Leucistic and wild type baby axolotls, currently eating bloodwormno lights due to them having no eye lidsdendrobaena worms (earthworms) are the main dietif in the summer it appears warm, freeze a bottle of water and pop into the tank to help keep it downdon’t wash your filter when tank cleaning as it will get rid of all the good bacteriathey do occasionally nip (due to mistaking the other ones limbs as food) but any lost limbs will grow back (only don’t in rare cases)hides are a mustcollection only codnorhave to recommend extremely fine sand as same can apply, children’s play sand is a common favouriteif having more than one, ensure they’re fed regularly to avoid nippingjust rinse in the tank waterif you use it, give it a goooood rinse out before putting it inmust only live with other axolotl if anything, no fishoccasional treats of bloodworm, daphnia, raw shrimp, good pelletsanything small enough to go in their mouth more than likely willyour tank will need cycling prior to putting axolotls in (loads about it on google) when big enough to go into your tankif you have a baby and still tubbed, daily water changes required ?? no heaters to be usedsponge filters with an attached tube airline are brilliantled lights can be used but it appears to stress the axolotl, removealso by adding things such as soap dishes to your tank as places for them to sit makes more room for thempersonally advise against the sand until they are a good 3 inches minimum due to them sucking their food up like a hoover when eatingparents are in the picturesit’s advised 2ft per adult axi, with an additional foot for each additional oneaxolotl thrive in degrees cno gravel or pebbles as they can eat it and become impacted so stick to sand or bare bottomlow flow filter, too high a flow can stress themthey will eat the fish, or the fish may attack your axolotl, limbs and gills! the longer the tank the better, it’s floor space that’s importantcan be anything from slate caves to simple plastic piping (cheap enough from diy shops) they can live on their own or with others
5 €
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Gorgeous wild type baby axolotls, currently eating frozen bloodwormno lights due to them having no eye lidsdendrobaena worms (earthworms) are the main dietif in the summer it appears warm, freeze a bottle of water and pop into the tank to help keep it downdon’t wash your filter when tank cleaning as it will get rid of all the good bacteriade5 must only live with other axolotl if anything, no fishthey do occasionally nip (due to mistaking the other ones limbs as food) but any lost limbs will grow back (only don’t in rare cases)hides are a mustcollection only codnorhave to recommend extremely fine sand as same can apply, children’s play sand is a common favouriteif having more than one, ensure they’re fed regularly to avoid nippingjust rinse in the tank waterif you use it, give it a goooood rinse out before putting it inoccasional treats of bloodworm, daphnia, raw shrimp, good pelletsanything small enough to go in their mouth more than likely willyour tank will need cycling prior to putting axolotls in (loads about it on google) when big enough to go into your tankif you have a baby and still tubbed, daily water changes required ?? no heaters to be usedsponge filters with an attached tube airline are brilliantled lights can be used but it appears to stress the axolotl, removealso by adding things such as soap dishes to your tank as places for them to sit makes more room for thempersonally advise against the sand until they are a good 3 inches minimum due to them sucking their food up like a hoover when eatingit’s advised 2ft per adult axi, with an additional foot for each additional oneaxolotl thrive in degrees cno gravel or pebbles as they can eat it and become impacted so stick to sand or bare bottomlow flow filter, too high a flow can stress themthey will eat the fish, or the fish may attack your axolotl, limbs and gills! the longer the tank the better, it’s floor space that’s importantcan be anything from slate caves to simple plastic piping (cheap enough from diy shops) they can live on their own or with others
5 €
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Gorgeous wild type baby axolotls, currently eating frozen bloodwormno lights due to them having no eye lidsdendrobaena worms (earthworms) are the main dietif in the summer it appears warm, freeze a bottle of water and pop into the tank to help keep it downdon’t wash your filter when tank cleaning as it will get rid of all the good bacteriade5 must only live with other axolotl if anything, no fishthey do occasionally nip (due to mistaking the other ones limbs as food) but any lost limbs will grow back (only don’t in rare cases)hides are a musthave to recommend extremely fine sand as same can apply, children’s play sand is a common favouriteif having more than one, ensure they’re fed regularly to avoid nippingjust rinse in the tank waterif you use it, give it a goooood rinse out before putting it inoccasional treats of bloodworm, daphnia, raw shrimp, good pelletsanything small enough to go in their mouth more than likely willyour tank will need cycling prior to putting axolotls in (loads about it on google) when big enough to go into your tankif you have a baby and still tubbed, daily water changes required ?? no heaters to be usedsponge filters with an attached tube airline are brilliantled lights can be used but it appears to stress the axolotl, removealso by adding things such as soap dishes to your tank as places for them to sit makes more room for thempersonally advise against the sand until they are a good 3 inches minimum due to them sucking their food up like a hoover when eatingit’s advised 2ft per adult axi, with an additional foot for each additional oneaxolotl thrive in degrees cno gravel or pebbles as they can eat it and become impacted so stick to sand or bare bottomapprox 3-4inches collection only codnorlow flow filter, too high a flow can stress themthey will eat the fish, or the fish may attack your axolotl, limbs and gills! the longer the tank the better, it’s floor space that’s importantcan be anything from slate caves to simple plastic piping (cheap enough from diy shops) they can live on their own or with others
5 €
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Approximately 7 weeks old, have been eating frozen bloodworm and brineshrip shrimp for about 2-3 weeksthey dislike bright lights, too much water flow from filters and can't be housed with other fishplease take a look online for more informationi'm happy to reserve small numbers if you need time to prepareplease do your research before committingthey can live upto 20yrs and grow upto cmsfrozen or live bloodworm/ adult brineshrip will be required but you can begin to offer diced earthworms in another few weeksplease message me for more informationhind leg buds now formingalbino and leucistic axolotls available for collection from m20axolotls are amazing creatures and can be relatively simple to keep but have specific requirements to ensure they live a full and healthy lifei would recommend keeping the water level lowered and having minimal decorations for the time beingyou can find information online or ask for advice from your local aquatics shopupdated - now taking orders; £20 each or 2 for £30- albino & leucisticif you're setting up a brand new tank, you need to allow time for the nitrogen cycle to establish
20 €
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Fahaka pufferfish for sale £25 each or 3 for £60 they are between 2"-3" feeding on live foods like bloodworm, brineshrimp aswell as frozen bloodworm and snails they are growing very fast and are very interesting and intelligent they will come to the tank and great you at feeding times read more
25 €
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Baby axolotyls, feeding on live bloodworm, cold water, species only, easy to look after, although knowledge needed ad id
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Any questions please ask can deliver locally thanksnicknamed abraham and rosita perfect health,eating perfectly on bloodworm,high grade flake,spirinula and microworm pair!!! but i couldn’t get a pic of the female,male in pic
15 €
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Baby axolotyls for sale, feeding on a mixture of bloodworm and brineshrimp £12 each 2 for £20 read more
12 €
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6 angel fish for sale very healthy eat bloodworm flake brineshimp looking for 750 each any questions feel free to message thanks
7 €
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Beautiful fish! showing colours and patterns now,quid each! fed only the best food: bloodworm,microworm,flake,pellets i bred these myself,2nd generation any questions please ask thanks read more
1 €
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Each set includes more than pcs rubber bandselastic bait bands, fits for fishing baits from 3mm to 10mmdiameter: 3mm - 10mm / 0
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Enjoy eating bloodworm and a mixed back of turtle feedi can also sell the tank set uplooking to re-home my 2 musk terrapins, about 2-3 years of age, want to sell them as a pair they seem to look out for one anotherselling due to moving and cannot take with us
75 €
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He’s fine with other fish,frogs and shrimp and snailsneeds a new home as i’m shutting down some tanks £10 ono can deliver thankseats a balanced diet of bloodworm,flake,daphnia,spiriluna,pelletshe has a real nice personality,let’s you stroke him and will go through a hoop (play)
10 €
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I give him a mix of sinking pellets,flakes, frozen bloodworm and high quality gel foodrecently bought from star fisheries in surrey - hand picked by myself and cost me £30thanks for looking, markhe would do best in a tank either on his own or with other similar size fancy goldfishprice: £20 pick-up from metheringham near lincoln (ln4),or i can deliver within reasonable distance for petrol costany questions/delivery quotes/to arrange pick up etc,please don't hesitate to drop me a messagehe's 3 inches long from nose to tail and has fantastic bubble development for his size!only selling as i have two other fancy goldfish that started to chase this little guy around when i placed him into my display tank, and i don't want to see him stressed so i've decided to sell himhe's now in a holding tank on his own and is doing great - in perfect health and condition and feeds like a pig on all foods offered to himhi, regrettable sale of my high quality calico bubble eye goldfish
20 €
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All legs developed and fully eating bloodwormwild axolotls for sale only a handful of wilds from a pairing of a golden albino and leucisticvery much still babies so cannot go in with larger axolotli’m an experienced breeder based in bristol please ask awaycollection or can be delivered
15 €
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Single male guppy, seeks forever home to live with other male guppiesif you would like to offer him a home and continue to add to his home or add him to your own aquarium please text me on thank youi have kept and breed discus fish for many years and this little guppy has been left all alone in this little aquarium after the last of my dwarf corydoras died at the age of 9this little guppy is my daughters last living fish and must got to a happy and healthy tankcomes with free aqua start aquarium 320, heater, filter, dirtied tank with gravel, growing plants, net, dry food, bloodworm, safe tap, and anything else i can findmust be forever home
1 €
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2x tetras 3x plecos 3x mollies 3x guppies 4x neons 1x clown fish 2x silver sharks comes with fish food and bloodworm collection only no time wasters please need gone asap collection hollingdean
35 €
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I provide a very good home and culture my own microworm, daphnia and bloodwormi have no preference on the gender as am an experienced axolotl ownerplease get in touch should you have what i am looking fori am currently seeking to purchase two leucistic axolotls or one leucistic and one melanoidas previously stated i would be happy with one male and one female or vice versaaddress will be requiredi can pay £20 per axolotl and can collect from you if not too far
20 €
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Feed on defrosted bloodworm collection only read moremale and female for sale with their set up
50 €
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1 baby axolotl available, golden albino, currently eating frozen and live bloodworm, brineshrimp and daphnia, he is still too small for a filter so regular part water changes required, he will be fine in a small kids starter fish tank for a while, preferably retangulat, with an air stone, asking £10 collection only leonard stanley read more
10 €
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Unusual and easy to keep pets but please do your research firstlargest is currently around 2 inches longapproximately 2 months oldcurrently eat frozen and live bloodworm, daphnia and later will be on small axolotl pellets
15 €
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00 for 6 collection only *great sankey* read morebeen fed on hikari fish bites, tetramin baby, frozen bloodworm, daphnia and aquarium & tetramin flakeskept separate from the main tank since birthvarious ages & colours male and females
1 €
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Feeding on pellet and small bloodworm5, temp 29 degrees, just over a year old as picturedcollection only from bs6snakeskin blue discus 4 to 5 inches nose to tail
25 €
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About 5 inches long feeds on flakes and frozen bloodworm please text for quicker reply
5 €
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All legs developed and fully eating bloodwormvery much still babies so cannot go in with larger axolotli’m an experienced breeder based in bristol please ask awaycollection or can be deliveredwild axolotls for sale only a handful of wilds from a pairing of a copper dad and golden albino mum het for melanoid
20 €