if they are raised in water? Red worms, also known as Chironomid larvae, are common in freshwater basins. They can also be raised artificially and need to be raised in water when they are raised. Red worms usually do not drown when they are raised in water, because they live in water. But when breeding, we also need to pay attention to some problems, otherwise the red worms are easy to die.
Among them, water depth is a very important factor, if the water is too deep, it is not conducive to the growth of red worms. Generally speaking, if the breeding pond is used for breeding, the water depth can be controlled at about 20 centimeters or 30 centimeters; if only a small amount of red worms are bred at home, the water depth can be controlled at a few centimeters. In addition, the water quality and the dissolved oxygen in the water are also very important. If the water is not changed for a long time, the water quality will be poor, bacteria will breed more, and the oxygen in the water will be obviously insufficient, and the red worms will die. Therefore, it is also very important to change the water every few days.
for red worms? As mentioned above, red worms can be raised in water, but special attention should be paid to the amount of water. How much water is appropriate for red worms depends on the way of breeding and the scale of breeding. If you want to breed red worms in a large area, you need to use the breeding pond. The depth of the breeding pond is generally controlled at about 50 centimeters, and the water depth at this time can be controlled between 20-30 centimeters. In summer, because the temperature is relatively high, the water can be properly deeper. However, if in the family breeding of red worms, the number of breeding is relatively small, then put a few centimeters of water can be, you can not red worms can be.
