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bloodworm

NOUN
  1. a segmented marine worm with bright red body; often used for bait

How To Use bloodworm In A Sentence

  • Small fish begin by feeding upon zooplankton, mainly cladocera, such as daphnia, before moving onto bloodworm and larger invertebrates as they grow.
  • You'll need to check to see if bloodworm is allowed as it is banned on some venues.
  • Cheung, who said water in swimming pools was not suitable for the growth of the worms, said bloodworms with pupa shells were available to buy in Hong Kong.
  • The fish were fed once or twice a day on flake food and were fed live food (bloodworms and brine shrimp) every 2 weeks.
  • It's very dramatic as the dragonfly larva has an extraordinary labial mask mounted underneath its face - like a gigantically extended lower lip with claws on the end which come whizzing out and grab the bloodworm.
  • Adult and larval backswimmers eat smaller animals in the water including bloodworms and aquatic larvae.
  • They were kept in tanks at a water temperature of 11°C and fed on frozen bloodworms.
  • Most commonly they will feed heavily on bloodworm, a little on freshwater shrimps and occasionally upon snails and mussels.
  • Bloodworms are the larvae of a non-biting mosquito called a midge and are usually harmless to humans.
  • We get everything from herbivorous reptiles to aquatic animals that eat bloodworms.
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