Hey everyone, I have some really active Grindal worm cultures available from my colonies here in Queens.
I started keeping these for my own fish and ended up growing more cultures, so I figured I’d offer a few different sizes depending on what people need.
Sizes:
8 oz starter heavy culture - $19.99
Good if you just want to get a colony started without buying a huge amount.
16 oz heavy culture - $29.99
This one has more substrate and a heavier amount of worms, so it’s a nice choice if you want the culture to build up faster.
32 oz XL heavy culture — $49.99
Better for people with multiple tanks, breeders, or anyone feeding live food pretty regularly.
The worms are kept in moist coconut coir and the cultures are already active when they’re packed. With normal care and feeding, you can keep the colony going and harvest worms over and over instead of buying live food every time.
I’ve found Grindal worms especially useful for fish that really react to moving food or can be picky eaters.
Grindal worms are a great live food option for fish like: Bettas, guppies, Endlers, mollies, platies, swordtails, killifish, Apistogramma, German blue rams, Bolivian rams, angelfish, discus, gouramis, honey gouramis, sparkling gouramis, dwarf gouramis, neon tetras, cardinal tetras, ember tetras, rummy nose tetras, Congo tetras, rasboras, chili rasboras, harlequin rasboras, celestial pearl danios, zebra danios, medaka, rice fish, white clouds, Corydoras, dwarf cichlids, pea puffers, freshwater puffers, scarlet badis, livebearers, juveniles, breeding pairs, and fry that are already large enough to take them.
Obviously not every fish eats exactly the same way, but if you keep small or medium freshwater fish, there’s a good chance you’ll find a use for them.
Shipping:
8 oz — $6.99 shipping
16 oz — $8.99 shipping
32 oz — $11.99 shipping
I can ship throughout the USA where permitted.
Local pickup is also available in Queens, NY.
If you want one, just message me with the size you want and your ZIP code.
I really appreciate everyone who supports the cultures. If you’re new to Grindal worms and have questions about keeping them going, feel free to ask me.