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What are white worms for fish food?

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White worms (Enchytraeus albidus) are small worms that are easily grown in terrestrial systems but can survive in both fresh and full-strength seawater. They wriggle and attract predators, and do not impair water quality when added to aquaculture systems, making them ideal live feeds for cultured aquatic species.

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