Boost Your Fish's Health with All-Natural Blackworms

I have been using Mal's freeze dried black worms as part of a balanced diet for my discus for a number of years now. It is suitable for all stages of discus culture from 3 week old fry onwards.

Mals blackworms stimulate fast growth in the fry, better and faster conditioning response for newly imported discus, enhances breeding response, are clean and convenient to use. Best of all, the discus love them and these worms are easily their favorite food.

I have been using this product for about a year now, and have yet to find any other fish food better. I have used flakes, Tetra Bits, Ocean Nutrition, Hikari Bloodworms and many other foods for my discus and other tropical fish. None of them compare to the Australian Freeze Dried Black Worms.

My discus are thicker, and simply more vibrant since I have been using this great product. I also hove found this food has saved me some cash over the Hikari Bloodworms, which used to be my staple food. Thank You.

My fish (loaches, barbs and ghost knife fish) just love your dried black worms. I used to use fresh or frozen blood worms, but I find my fish get way more excited for much longer about the black worms.

My fish (loaches, barbs and ghost knife fish) just love your dried black worms. I used to use fresh or frozen blood worms, but I find my fish get way more excited for much longer about the black worms.

My fish cannot get enough of Mal's FDBWs [Freeze Dried Black Worms]. Very convenient and easy to feed. The best part is that I not have to worry about them getting lost under any plants or pieces of driftwood. My fish do not leave any trace that they were ever in the tank. My fry tend to ignore feedings of other food and try to wait for the black worms.

I have to cut them off for a few days and make sure they do not get them everyday or they won't take anything else. Talk about addicting. I cannot wait until my next order gets here. I am down to about 10 cubes and I think they all know it

My fish (loaches, barbs and ghost knife fish) just love your dried black worms. I used to use fresh or frozen blood worms, but I find my fish get way more excited for much longer about the black worms.

I recently ordered a 10gm pack of the freeze dried to try - I regularly buy the live from a local shop. Just some feedback for you - all my fish go crazy over these and the good part is that some of the pieces are small enough for my Rummynose Tetras to swallow in my community/grow up tank.

My community tank is 2' deep but once they can tell the sprinkling on the surface of the water , even the Jewel Cichlids that tend to hide in the bottom of the tank's caves etc come out and actively participate in a feeding frenzy. I did find the cubes ( sent as a freebie thanks ) didn't adhere to the glass as well as I'd hoped though they were still eaten with relish.

I recently ordered a 10gm pack of the freeze dried to try - I regularly buy the live from a local shop. Just some feedback for you - all my fish go crazy over these and the good part is that some of the pieces are small enough for my Rummynose Tetras to swallow in my community/grow up tank.

My community tank is 2' deep but once they can tell the sprinkling on the surface of the water , even the Jewel Cichlids that tend to hide in the bottom of the tank's caves etc come out and actively participate in a feeding frenzy. I did find the cubes ( sent as a freebie thanks ) didn't adhere to the glass as well as I'd hoped though they were still eaten with relish.